St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 9, 1924
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i ty » iat oe _— ae te a ae t ibe Pe Ee a Te Oe ee ae We BY) - ? : . COMIC PAGE THURSDAY, MAY 8&8, 1924. 4 as att the td ia - . 1 dy ) Re tN iii er i % i Ne ie ee . as s , te : Bs i ; me aoe - oy ao yt eee Nott ed Meee een ty ia ” || Many Happy Week-Ends E Away with wife and little ones out along the streams and woodlands in one of those almost new Used Cars offered today in the Post-Dispatch Want pages. pag The Only Evening —_ in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ok an gee phage ah Laat “¢ eigpi enn . \ a. _ enh terete A eee ee a Se = —————_ — _oiiieseee,- 7 a osm 76. NO. 244. ST ~ LOUIS. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY ), 192452 PAGES. uteediaeteeeeseenne eee SS | SPER CENT ‘Svow'rocvece'ny SALOON LEAGUE SIX HANGED | "aan SENATOR WHEELER ONS TAND; NORTH MISSOURI, | ‘HE TEMPERATURES. | ir : | | | MAXIMUM oops I) SAVE ‘soared’ DENIES HE APPEARED IN OIL Eee re ee = : tions Devised by Chief of | ip : | Suspects who ‘used to frighten | Highest yesterday, 51 ; Z j timid witnesses into silence with ak Reet 448 at ¢ a: oh: | |a scowl or a muttered, “I'll re-| : + H ‘member you,” and thus evade: PROPOSED There was a dash of sleet i 1e Missouri Congressmen Are One of Italians Put tO |identification, hereafter will be) >= ——— ee shower which began at 2.p. m. 7 ‘identified by unseen eyes in the day. Urged to “Get in Touch Death at Amite, La., Car- | detectives’ assembly room gz t - ‘ ' | headquarters. | baventignéer Who Was © Official fore. | With White House and. , ried to Gallows in Un- | A “shadow box,”’ devised by | | T . f C mpro- THE WORLD vast for St. Louis | . | i a Chief of Detectives Hoagland, is! : Involved. in Daugherty Smoot ries for omp OURT HAS 7 he 3 ene: Vigorously Protest' conscious Condition. ‘under construction in this room LET Inquiry Resigns . | *artly cloudy ane ‘ ‘and when finished it will permit | 3 ’ mise Between Mellon 25 THE LODGE somewhat colder. Against Removal.” | [witnesses against criminals to see. i eet aa — WHICH HE WAS and Democratic 40 Per | PASSWORD conight with low- ‘'ANOTPER ATTEMPTS | without being seen by the sus- st temperature casas lies Action to w quo esx. OFFICIALS SILENT ON | TO CHEAT NOOSE) iever ou, nace ove DEDMIT VKED a , -| RECOMMENDATIONS | th scr! if be 4 | IN D ( T ED IS 2 ees 3 a : gt Bas F ‘ ~ ——_ —_ LiF yr ~iwerw » te aes ieee . >> Pee tt, Delayed by Farm-Relief cloudy and = con- — ifeet wide, walled with scrim or! tinued cold. cheesecloth. An arrangement of Two White Men, One Past jiicnts within the box will make all : occupants visible to persons stand- : ' . 70, and a Negro Are); : : McKelvey Resents Refer-; jing outside, but those looking in 1 fAr , | Missouri: CUn-' " Demand. | : settled tonight, Appeal of State Superin- | probably with : ain or enow ia| | tendent of Drys, Tele will be invisible | rain or snow in ; - wi e invisible to those inside. MEASURE r chose YY) sacs spree graphed t Ni : La Electrocuted In Kentucky | rie box will work on the same — Made by Citizens | | I | somewhat colder Oo ine We ss : principle which prevents persons : Ca FINAL PASSAGE ip Se in east and ex- Penitentiary. in daylight from looking into the Regarding : Getting o panini ' makers, Apparently Meets arker intert | | ‘ treme south por- ’ y e darker interior of a house. . Jain ! iat Bo 3 es el ciae” “Teoma Sone) ae’ Contract for — u.lding. Montana. Senator, Ins ht Sf No Response tt. eee ‘ neon , 2 = FT ble temperature | ns ° t’y the Associated Press. shadow box” will greatly aid po- | = Se ' en a aaa | ; Repeal of Tax on Telephone : yy\near freezing in. AMITE, La., May 9.—The hang-/lice in their work. Fear of repri-| rector of Public Safety | & se : on Being Heard, Says and Telegraph Messages j Z j West ane north Post-Dispatch Bureau. ing of six Italians for the murder, - ‘yY the suspect or his friencs Kelvey became involved | € 7 ms a8 . ae , | $10,000 Fee Was portions; Satur- 20-23 Wyatt Building. three years ago of Dallas Calmes,| — caused worn witnesses tO; heated exchange of words with a | x COREE ; a % — Rog , Voted as Urged by Mel- dav par cloudy and continued WASHINGTON. May > "The whe trasttated: ha at ae the weaken on their identifications, delegation of West End residents | 2 os . es = Cs Work in Montana cold | /appeal of A. H. Post, Superintend-| __ CTI BSS oe | Soneres any: at a hearing today before the| 2° iy = = ; : ; lon and Approved by the linois: loudy tonight and) ent of the Antisaloon League of | entes. (6 2 ee | Board of Public Service of protests} 3 ss: .°. oa %, ae m Connection With ‘es |Saturday, probably with rain in | Missouri, to Senator Spencer and ‘ence, La., was completed here this, SPEAKER GILLETT WILL SEEK lby residents against McKelvey’: | 3 5 ae | + a | 2 Va a —— > north and central portions, pos- ; | Se. a Concern. : j fA Se ee ae “ — “ ein .. 4 | ‘ . oe “. ¢ : ; ' Pee ct i Sawa ht 7 ne ei 4 ead See: bY AW, ae i - i ot ee o 4 4 res ant 6 ye qs ea - i. . 7 he . m Kor tal " a } CE RR SIC i Gian, ei on. aed | ' | ’ | ' sy eee ) sy Se oY Sgt: House. : | es ' ne ‘ oP Missouri “dry reoresentatives, i afternoon. Ww hen the trap want MASSACHUSETTS SENATORSHIP. recent issuance of a building per- | sibiv mixed with snow In northwest; cr; , cs ok i al : : ; ‘ies f ‘ taeda wen old 7 ri | asking for their co-operation in a|sprung on the last two at 1:16 p. Wf | mit to the Lubrite Refineries for an 2 ee a ae ¥ ; 2 4 DpaOrvcion; SOTMeW mat eoriger tonignat, protest against removal of (;us ‘> , TT} fir vit " :, h ing d : oil filling station at the southwest s 5 : Be ae i oe a } | te er; ‘2 ynenr ‘reevyin«e : > Ca y . : ; . Se Irst % y ‘ere ‘ ‘45 c ;” . “ge ’ : | . — . ae oe oo . : ‘ : ek Secoriated freee }temperature near freezing in ex-| Nations as Chief Federal Prohibi.| m } Formal Announcement of Candi-| corner of Newstead and McPher-! @ Shesee es - QUESTIONED BY im | Sg ae ps WASHINGTON May 9.—Dis-} ‘eme ee eee portion. ) tion Enforcement Agent in Mis-| /~‘9! BP» ™ ane tine secene per | dacy Made After He Visits son avenues. Sun Seis i\ if 4 rises Ae > . . ‘ 2 “is Sr erect . Ke ; S set rid: 7:01; rises ; . 129-39 ~— Whi 0 ao anaciitr. 1 , , , i Bete a Mate > a vg - posing rapidly of pending amen#d- souri, apparently has been fruit-) -:3¢ Pp. m. ne 7 B.. wa figs | _W. Scott Hancotk, an a — wrk BS Rea ae a aoe Roe oe. STERLING AND BO Be Re oP LS Aes . > Saturday at 4:53. By the Associated Press. 299 Dp is oti 1 less, for as far as can be learned, toy Leona, the actual slayer, WASHINGTON. May 9.— Speak-| °* 332 McPherson, speaking for > s /terceded with Prohibition Com-'! Ho an . o GO me ae Fe NS ¢ 9 ;, ; . use has decided te become; : OB gig uk ee ae *s. ee ‘Assi Ge | i -. | fall of .3. |more of New Orleans, the first B decided *2 secome ition near their homes, sald Mec-| BRR ag ER ee istant Attorney- ge. Before ? Linal vote, how- j missioner Haynes, or at the W hite | | candidate for the Republican 1om- , . : : . , ; pair, went tot heir deaths unflinch- Kelvev issued the permit W ithout ry Qe SL I eee ever, separate action was asked : } ; : .: tet ‘i “ ' lax schedule. Repeal of the mes-| preaghers in the Methodist min-! tions’ fine record as public offi- | .... vy at 1:16 } lett’s office after he had visited the| born American citizen, boun Us © @age tax had been recommended! istry was approved by the Meth-! ¢ja} and vigorously protest | ont Se ee ee White House this morning. He! Louis, and has a right to do wha:- | Chief Washington Corresponde ; . fi ‘ .* frpoe ae > , ! : ; by secretary Mellon and approved odist Episcopal reners, conference , | ist. Both talked free ls to the ¢ nd. | will seek election to the place now! ever business he pleases, I had ' the Post- Dispatch, | ; Gus Nations, whose brother, Heber, began at the Tangipahoa Parish jiil _ has been indicted for conspiracy ‘o_. et - wal ; Smt oe tion. with its concurrent right to! _. Rigs , " at Il:ov o'clock. Deamore was led , |violate the national prohibition act from the cel] inever before been granted ordina- the St. Louis Representatives re-| ceived Dr. Post’s telegram, as they | 2 postponed yp! LE, Be ve F i ; er 4 of eee pee i pir os aL Me MO TM Mabe SatB ak a med “peculiar’ . ' jlocat pastors. | Only one or two of the Represen-| ¢ ee personal, but it seem p liam J. Burns, whose activities Senator Sterling of South (Copyright, 1924, by H. CG Fisher. F 600. The compromise called for a ' but one knew his brother. None of, i . > ; ’ » O . 7 com} ge . said : have asked for this several times , : | canes, would be BO Sey : office be effective immediately. The| where he had since resided. Nary-Haugen bill as an amendment! ; yg eer the organization had sent out in pastorates. Hiowever., they mis c : , curbing would make the street un- | Public Service said he was thor- The bureau chief said he had in- Tells of Employment. 2 maximum of K 4 per cent asi. it ee tle a ‘ ie room had of any proposed removal of The death march of the six men mercpetente sO. FORCROD: ARO eee had S0 Hight (2 arte ao ) - hi >f | t menage: seers Bows ee- “ feminist elernent, for women have : : se" after receiving a telegram from “Tt did, too,” shouted McKelvey. Former Chief, nto Wheeler, after the presentation @ carried in the Democratic plan , previously voted into the bill . enter the race, and in reply wired protesting delegation insisted. ; | administer the ‘sacraments, al- at that time acom-| the Governor that “J would very Hancock, before naming McKel-| aay i 1iough since — : “¢”? nai . . vartment of Justice, aske Were similar to those carried in j though eee | St. Louis. executi was ch: red ; 1 te , much appreciate your support. jvey s eon as the contractor in the By the Associated Press. hay to ee i -entitled to temporary settlement as xecution aS CNangead and 14.EM Med | ——-- -— ————— ‘ease. said he did not wish to be WASHINGTON, May 9 —Wile) heard in his own defense. & maximum surtax of25 per cent | @ ys — “e ; 1e pending unification of the’ A : ‘Sheriff previously had planned to: ‘ ' ras ,e fact. As he applicable on incomes over $100,- _Th I tatives knew Gus Nations, bvut all |p, iz th n in alphabetical ler | that such was tl nee storm center in sev- kota, who has taken the lead Northern and Southern churches, , ang the Men ih sipnapvewicar Order | CENTER 0 p ‘concluded, some of his supporters/have been 4 s : bringing out facts that might Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.) ay |ratified by the general conference | | | maximum surtax of 25 per cent)... weanesday. would be‘imperiled | The priest stood with his hand}|Board of Public Service Favors tas anesday, wou ny , . Gene ni] phat 2 | C ¢ the Whole Steet | Hancock said the erection of th? | signed as Chief of the Justice De-| hearing go over till tomo on Leona’s shoulder while a secon¢ se oO Ie Ole Stree erit ? dd ciate ‘ | : i ail ' leah} ae &. | “tare classe s ‘‘wets.” se wi ine filling station woul eprecia ° nvestigation. | Wheeler insisted that he be alle HASTE, Heneis © me cnt maximum applicable on in-| |e membership were adopted, it|27° classed as “wets.” Those who! pijest was beside Deamore. The | partment’s Bureau of I . | = | an arenes xecutic . e ‘ arc y ar f *ublic Service : ~ ~ > INFORM Hse re . Stns full ous ime enennbo-| was argued. : | Jacob L. Milligan, C. C. Dickinson, “ sire hess — KgeRES eae The Board ; i nen : mi would be dangerous to children go h Chairman Borah, after consults SS THAT MUTT “4. : 4 | Indorsement of President Cool- | | eona’s neck and adjusted the!today approved a plan to fF ing to and from the Methodist Or- |ago by Attorney-General Daug tion with the other members - ({Rep.) of South Dakota, opened a | : rE a EF. Fulbright and Thomas L. Rubevy. a - ‘ : cae ope ‘Imar street-car tracks from)! ~ , | sTReeT BRAWL - i date of legislation excluding the was gone through for Deamore.| the Delmar street-car track: Cathedral School and the Rosati- Fics borne the brunt of much criti- land Wheeler took the witness ¢ he later would propose ‘he McNarv- | 1) March 1 1995 was to do in the matter, all said thet 12:01 Dp. m. | remove the trolley poles from the! in that vicinity The neighbor- St j : : they would make an investigation The men apparentiy died in center of the street, and to pave } a | eae i tel ro eet ee geod ppg ; i > ¢ ¢ . val le a ‘ ’ .} ‘ letter of resignation, laid| The witness said that he wag — — pac - , ; asa , they were in 1895, when wheat} [he | preachers in the! Wayne B. Wheeler, general coun- | Lamantia Apparently Unconscious. | |. and business associations oe iy — prone poe simile: | Vetere Attorney-General Mens ee woe ee ee told for 45 cents a bushel, Norback | C ae, 0. eee. aoe ~ | day, asked that hig retirement from | setts, and went to Montana in 19 he : ; full responsibility of ministers andj) .. : y ther ’ . | their cells at 12:12, accompanie.l)... ' ici P ] treed the Senate to adopt the Me-| oe 'yesterday that the Missouri branch i United Railways officials protested, PRO NA enlarl? aestrae ) yu . ; Pint ; Sislio | . in the rotunda of City Hall. may I be regularly assigned (07 9» by two tests. Rini and ighto, 'eontending that to remove the y \r resignation. was accepted by the; was — to the Senate in to the tax bill to afford immediate | ihe? after a few minutes of waiting, de- | President Kinsey of the Board of Attorney-General on those terms. fall of 1922. relief. = | | preach in place of regular minis- gan to pace back and forth. Both | safe and would tend to slow traffic © } : , is 7 a : l te ga ar — . , , rw ro- . ) > | ters. ‘Unit of the Internal Revenue Bu- | apparently were determined to die | The approved plan must be sub- | oughly in sympathy with the pro ro Stone. when the latter Borah then told him to DI MOCRA:’ rs ¥ HEAD OF DEFUNCT BANK GIVES | Gus Nations be removed. Axents After Lamantia had cut himself) for approval. | was powerless to help them, owing quit upon the conclusion of sev-;| make. ey ft et ; with a knife, Rini and Giglio were | | to the State Supreme Court's recent nt investigations, now | Leaning across the table, . ‘ IN AMENDMENTS | UP T0 LARCENY INDICTMENT | of ‘us sB ft 1 asKe . a a rec errs et eae alser,— prome ni = —_ ngneee ) Pasadena sel eee oon 2 pry he was placed on the trap and a! FAYETTE. Mo., May 9.—With! the filling station. has been pre- vision of identification and infor- ; ment after his election as a Ur Republicans ere: sare a ' sal tank of Puxico, which. close ne he oenet which 1 . > -,,| priest held him erect as he said a! evidence indicating that she had) sented to Mayor Kiel. The signers tion in the bureau, which he States Senator. | the Republican label may be vl | December with a shortage of ap-/!S § I ees =e reacnes Us. prayer. Bocchio had been virtual'y |heen choked to death, the body of! include former. Mayor Kreismann. ein ted would stand as a monu- Closely questioned by Sterf fAched to the bill in conference, PY |; roximately $400.000, surrendered Officials Noncommittal. in a state of coma since he col-| Daisy Ashby, 14 years old, who dis-| As the hearing before the Board eX +" his services. His future| Wheeler branded as “ridicule adoption of the Longworth OF tat Dexter today on a Stoddard Commissioner Haynes was asked. lapsed early today. Lamantia ap-ja eared on the read between Glas-| of Public Serviee ended, Attorney ment to pr on the testintony of a previous wi House compromise rates. iCounty grand jury indictment. joaay if the Intelligence Unit had : wa -onsci as he w ee Monticello ock invited all the members BRD te ee ae | that at a meeting ! hotel ‘setae Age , deat salieiaadl : ome parently was unconscious as he was! gow and her home at ancos nvited a - Under Fire Repeatedly. & in a hote Amendments reported from ¢ , charging embezzlement, grat recommended Gus Nations’ remov-| carried to the scaffold. The chair! Feb. 2 was found early this morn-| of the board, “excepting one. to Not only before the Daugherty at Great Falls, Wheeler and © Finance Committee were concludJ- ‘larceny and acceptance of deposits al. “You will have to ask them fell | ing beneath a brush pile near the) attend the mass meeting next Tues- Pvc a but in the ofl and’ yell talked about otl-permit ed, when Senator Walsh (Dem.). while the institution was insolvent.) o)+ inate” was t , on which he was seated ta rare a ‘day. Director McKelvey’ replied th di bef h about that,’’ was the reply. He through the trap, which was’spriusg | Glasgow-Salisbury highway. oh weap | Wheeler indictment investigations | at were pending before the lof the Senate as well, Burns has | office of the Interior Departrnies oe husetts, proposed ; ap | The indictment was eygeiers emphasized the fact that the pro-| at 12:37 p. m. “Shot ee ‘that he was thankful for being ex- . ‘ ‘ . g ‘a a " Le ’ Q res - ‘ *Ti¢ = > " ” P . BPP BAP Pelee OO ed serve as a mother tax ct 3m _ April 12. but was suppre a " : hibition unit {s strongly behind Lamantia and Bocchio were pro- |‘ 5 | cepted. neen under fire repeatedly He declared that not a word 4 ~ ‘ - ’ . ° = "47 P _— a cer , as Tod ‘ . i : , oe * er! po tax, which he ans % jing arrest of Walser, who ha hei ; Gus Nations and hopes that he will! nounced dead at 12:44 and 12:45) ; ) After the delegation had depar't- He was called before the Oi) | said about permits. His em - : -e ¢ .* 3 . ’ P , " ir j ~« | session, and, reversing its previeus| to his activities in the famous: solely for the handling of litt —s oe sat _ —_ eg a ee RS ras 2 ate OR Pe Se xy %& —. Be). a vag eee Re Be se: = “2 em -e% 7 an . *; iil i tax. Walsh proposed gift rat€ dimriattendi hie ea on the Nations case at this time. I their cells, | People who already have one advised that it has no ag og rant witness stand and also was asked ment wereby Campbell was to — ove szziement charge : , : ol of = , , “eae *: , , mit family and $16,000 for others s 3. | c 1} Walser, 24, former am hoping for a decision § within Waiting their turn, Rini and Gig- car, as well as those who are {| powers as to mengge oe tte knee 3 «| about McLean's enrollment " s § Bi arro aiser, d in| he Daugherty Commit- viously inspired by the desire” Bnd it was accepted. It is under-\54 on a similar indictment. Thi aK ; = fo ‘ ent contained an Before the ug Good it will be threshed out. . sie heduled for the Sep when one commissioner makes 3(\ ja above wanted to know what it to the remarkable vaiues for eourt. The statemen . e s ’ ; ieases are scnedt ( : = s ati att ‘ : . - : i ' . al 4 e per- , 4 ’ fonference, as will be the question ine ‘ircuit Court. term 4a recommendation affecting another, was. ‘Newspaper. said Jailer|* sale during the Second Annua'! invitation to the holder of t ter times about charges made against scant service in the tSate coe . : _ Oe , tember Circul mit to institute “such legal proceea- | the secret agents under his super- return for this fee. = ‘ ‘ - . .* a “s ; 1¢ . . : “= xes for the estate levies ; partment affected is asked to pass “Have they sent out the news in one of them jee 88 ee eee a r ys ‘ce extend exatatagenn the a ast" Y BE INHABITED”’ on the recommendation. The final that we've heen hanged?” asked opeaapenicr | 10% sae nb pore e * ameainen er cases. and on Wednesday he Prefacing a vigorous statement. ; vey ‘ TT ~~ : come. #8 : es , ‘ ey members, imcitt 25 | MERCURY MAY BE decision is then up to D. H. Blair. Rint No.” replied Johnson. they | by all boare | was grilled by that committee | his services in a receivership Tr cent to 40 per cent, and ac : —e reas j : ) | By the Associated Pre : ; : wees dics MeKelve) is a candidate for, AS a mother tax for that measure ~ curvy may be inhabited, according : at z apes lh ap rey egg “They're hanging ae a nts ‘wrontana to “get something on ollow ya “raft” of other | . aynes would 3 nemorand: ) " “Only one f ’ - Gnd having the same rates. to Prof. Bigouran, the astronomer, - ne ae bones he saim , a The last Pick the ones that interest you | ay OF ~ FAMILY” DROWNED: Senator Wheeler. 4 prey: thin , Ww ' . > . eho saw its passage between the — kuilty of murder, Leona “ ‘taseified “Automo- § ‘too. about the disappearance of | ©*" any & im con « “ould Cut Newspaper Postage. = : , When Haynes was asked who) wish I have is that capital punish-|$ from the ¢ lassifie | , with permits or with refere Walsh sun and the earth Wednesday. ve ) as asked who ' | of Weat | Gaston B. Means famous diaries, ‘ alsh , =f nee anything that occurred in the t r aS is , a the . r 4* , , ¢ he la st. 4 ) . , rgin — ; ; lege Was fo ge are seven times more intense than removal, he said. “there is no spe-;country. I gt we 7 ens tele ( gating before the best ones are ay Petree ig i tective who was shadowing Means 7 ae ACLe¢ on one o : ¢ . pe a - * . 7 ‘“s eaven. i ’ “ss : see nportant of the amendments of-| on the earth,” he said, “but the, cial group, When asked what Going to ee matteta gone. MARTINSBURG, Va., May 9. | had anything to do with the inci- t your contract of a an OF (TNO SmeRemen led to tne sca! ployment call for?” asked Ber orchardist. were. | nil siebiaisiili “The contract,” replied the witth j Elmer Irey, the Intelli- Rini Protests His Innocence. | the permit re-| gi in the Montana tate courts 5 said: “There is nothi [ can sav | ficli ee “om | ; explaining it has been legally ent, with exemptions of $50.09 | 6.04 i, the grand larceny and em- thing Can savim. Giglio and Rini were ‘ed from | ment l v ‘ance of Edward B. McLean on the | as a his firm $10,000, of which the TI he I secret agent of the justice depart- | i 1e UuSUa yrocedure in the ln yeni i eal e ot bill, agreed to the Walsh gift tax.j7) yf Walser, was arrested April! procecu e In-\ cell. Rini hearing the clatter of ‘tee. he has been questioned severa) show that Wheeler rendered _ department the head of the de-| Johnson Sin l'sed Car Sale. by in- substituting the inheritance | pjoomfield. son. mea Tam Used Cas ale bi rm for this fee. ‘vision in relation to liquor and oth- Listen, nator, sa ; xea. the maximum going from 20 , nl | | : | all be } shipala, thie pedontiore. Gecetl see Don't pet 0 en ee about reports that a large number) which he said involved the He was asked, | #@tion. “I wasn't paid one . ‘ . . bee once, | : ati "| ‘ snec his |? biles’ c s and go investi- in Flood Waters = somediately after the “The heat and light on Mercury | was back of the move for Nations’| ment will be abolished in thi hiles’’ columns a £ Caught Ieee pcitrarlbprtaryersl beep. moter : of Washington. . grr ing » plane hi eant, he explained that ther As he was | 0 ; : red from the floor That wus by 1tmmosphere surrounding the planet | ( lat mean t 1ere | ao” aaiteniaaat a pak manda dt oe tae a = fects | was no group in Missouri trying to| Deamore said: nena Wister | Nat = > is is so col pact that their ef - i oo -- - . William wiiter. ' i ” pal Mi * 4 y «¢kR 4 } yas hn! mav be less violent Furthermore, get him to remove Nations | Tam going to Heaven ' rote aft The Post-Dispatch . @rowned in flood waters of a smallis referred to litigation in Moag (Pues e ost “a s ? : ; , . ” ine aclinatec © cried .| ; ' ° : tal 1 like the moon, always Haynes was emphatic in stating) mask was being adinsted h r Gs Bir beens ‘Bebaw mountain stream 10 miles from) RADIO PROGRAMS, PAGE 47] and to nothing else. 1 didn't Pewee m~ne ' i, k Me Mereury ; ; ; Re | . te salt ee agi . a . four ‘« the same side, and the that the indictment of Heber Na-; “They hang me They hang we | gaia here late vesterday. according to Regularty Located — know that Campbell!) had on. Le’ iid the bae heen ot ; ; . — vy Orleane = ’ ww da . iN Bis : ; s te je ff life upon it is highly tions bed pa connection with the} Leona hissed ¥ | fo Ge sti en ‘~ rpeeelved here today. B = / ' Continued on Pore *. °. ‘ ‘ . Lhe oad -: fantiened an » ~7 —_ CAO RD et I: POS 61 ee
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The Pulltses, = mewase | and © Co.. Twelfth (Member Audit Bureau of ¢ _ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIAT The Associated "Press, is titled to the use for renubll news dispatches credited to & erwisee credited in this pa local news published therein republication sl Dally and gaader, Daily. Sn money order oj of special dist re also resery ane BSCRIPTION RATES a ADVANCE: a one Lege without Sunday. one - ay —_ Me Veer... . «+ #3) Remit either by al St. Louls ne at Delivered by city — or Dally. only 50c a niontt: ntered as gecond-ciate 1879. at the, Postoffice under act of March 3. 1 Pati — et mMiive B8AnO Kintoch © a a - : “The season opened with an ad- “ the work of the future.- ~ “Qne-sixteenth of the American | boys available for scouts are men-. bers now, a “naturally go straight. The boys that. “most difficult to reach, principally : aoe. of the difficulty to secure est. problem | fifteen-sixteenths who do not know ‘the boy scouts.’ 0 ; _genization since 1910 and credited Bar! W. Beckman, “ecutive, for the {increase in mem- |bership from 2000 to 6500 during , AR: LES GP a Co Fe, * °° . nae aes lis Sia! aN Ne ots aE: A te ee be ee ne ee re than 400 prominent Ameri- the leaders of the Boy Scout sement, are meeting today at eo Statler. The gathering is the eenth annual session of the sional Council of the y Scouts i if America, and the first to be held ‘St. Louis. - ‘The delegates represent 630 city sunciis throughout the United; ates, and more than 500,000 Boy sts. Today they reviewed the ean of the scout movement ng the past year and formulat- |. “plans for the future. Tomorrow will go by special train to wale, Mo., and spend a day at camp of the St. Louis Council, e a program of entertainment be given by St. Louis scouts. Bis vinastons Opens Session. .- by Colin H. Livingstone, pres- | nt of the council, and a wells on banker, who spoke bri the growth of the boy scout ovement in America since its in- tion in 1914, and then turned ‘he said. “These are for most part the boys who would “néed the organization most are the tmasters for them. Our great- lies in guiding thes* Clarence H. Howard, president e St. Louis Council. welcomed delegates. He spoke of thy growth of the St. Louis scouts’ or- local scout ex- past three years. Ee West Submits Report. - sFames E. West. chief scout exec- @iive, with headquarters in New _ submitted the first report, iling the work of the past year. reported, as of April 26, a nership of 656.547 men and including 569.904 scouts, be- scout masters, assistants, troop mitteemen and .other grown-up mbers. This membership, he} rat Sted, entails a paid leadership of| of 813 scout executives and field rkers. ‘Visualize, if you will,” West ead, “the activity because of scout- in . of 666,000 men and boys, each WRh a definite responeibility—the uts studying their handbook, iting as patrols and members troops, doing their ‘Daily ‘Good ns,” and takimg part in ofr- ized service to the community; leaders preparing for the troop }. ting and giving instructions, paring to take 250,000 boys iIn- our camps each year; and the y other functions incident to routine of the troop and coun. Many Badges Awarded. vest commented on the award-} of 663,000 badges of achieve- t during 1923, in additional! to 000 merit badges, 2769 Star ut badges, 2621. life Scout} ges, and 2196 Eagle Scout es. He touched on the pro- m of out-of-doors acouting, sugh hiking, week-end camps, oP camps and winter camps; educational department co-ap-. ing with schools and churches; publication department, which| ¥ three monthiies—‘The Scout; - cutive” for scout executives and} ot 4-4-4-8 46 6 2-4 6 eee 53 9-8 9S *. Pigat nw +0455 £234 000 copies of Bdbook have been, issued, rly 100,000 : 000.000 for the ‘supplies, - $3./- Pts 000 for local work, $500,000 /'
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| LARGE WAVE MOVING INSIGERIE | EARTH AFFECTS cLiMmAMe } British Scientist Assert. It 2 Around Planct Once Each 8800 Vears. . Assoriate GLASGOW, May 9.—T4y MacLellan Mann. who ig 4 a of the Royal Anthropologicat tts, titute, the prehistoric Society ~ Angila, and other A. an > By | e d Press. 4 Scienti address jast “le said there jis a large waye. ion, Within § the body It moves around the Yery RROD Soe ’ o9 TT} in of tha Plage: causing in the posit Poles and to cNanges in climate The the Which Sunken ’ a> ‘ arth vears. tion }axis and the 1. wave causes crust to pul for raised and faces The ilamplitude | tained of Sate. accoun land gy velocity, direction anh of the wave have | Thus the ages ancient land prehistoric ined ase ,Pa°rs 4 \i ifand of | det er?y) | 18-STORY CLUB FOR WOME Dy the Associated Pre: ‘ NEW YORK, ge 9. 4 York's business. and >on determined upon a of their own. It jie to bes 1-story, “room affairs. and use of Profeaaty women. Realty Corey: has an Option en at lwenty-third street site andy. is arranged, it was an Nounced toss qay to get the $4.00 HH0 Be | Spe the ee be! Most of 'will have p iwomen have Cluibhouse (an rood | exe : ’ uSively for the and : ' American Wt | por: ae rn) ' West | } fjona! business Women's Ine.. | at- on projec & the 1Oa0 Single rooms,” baths and Wilko) to $15 a weekly have a laundry and » use of mem berg, . include a garden, pool and sym nasium-: nge and several — : ‘woRus rivate rent at from $196 Each floor wil! itea kitcher eatures terr ing for -} room, a aced of | a Swimm is-| 4 psi- | t10! m FIGHT ARMY OF large ton rooms. i : nt-) Blackbirds and Honsewives Join lay nein bring the Hermes of Praxitiles statue to the United States for exhibition because of the risk of damage that would attend its removal. A resolution adopt- ed by the ar:ociation, at meeting here yesterday, said it opposed the prcposal “knowing that the riek of damage to the statue + ould be not ohly eal but great, and bre lieving that the people of the Unit- ed States should not become a par- ty to any tri.nsaction whicL. might result in irreparable injury t¢ this priceless heritage — Greece.” magazine, | badge, He told of) awarding 10 gold medals to scouts, for heroism in saving human life, With more | in camp} accident | ‘amendment on the ground that the questions which | ‘to 18. committee) FARM BLOC HALTS , VOTE IN SENATE ON TAX BILL _ Continued from Page One. 1919 | back to the 1919 base. | The effect of the McKinley amendment will be to reduce the rates per pound in the first and second zones from 2 cents to 1% cents: in the third zone, from 3 | the body, SUICIDE VERDICT IN THE GASE OF MARIE BAKEWELL > Was Suffering From Tem- porary Mental Aberra- tion, Coroner Finds After Hearing Testimony. verdict of suicide, while suffering a mental aber- ration, was returned today in the death of Miss Marie McNair Bakewell, 38 vears old. member of a prominent St. Louis family, who | was found dead, with a bullet wound in the right temple, A Coroner's U. 5, GRAND JURY TAKES UP THE OF DANIEL WHISKY Special Prosecutor for Case in Which Liquor Was Re- | ’ | moved From 893 Barrels. in Warehouse. Investigation of the “milking” of whisky from 893 barrels at the Jack Daniel. bonded warehouse, 3960 Duncan avenue, which was discov- lered last September, was begun by in the |the Federal grand jury today. with home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |a special prosecutor in charge of | Paul Bakewell, 4225 Westminster place, yesterday noon. Dr. Amand Ravold testified he was called to the home shortly after noon. He described the posi- tion of the wound in the right tem- ple, which caused instant death. He said he had been treating Miss Bakewell for sleeplessness and nervousness, and gave it as his opinion that the self-destruction was committed in a moment of 'mental aberration. Negro Maid Testifies. the presentation of evidence. | | The prosecutor is John Marshal. | who was sent here from the De- partment of Justice at Washington | because of the pressure of work or | Special Assistant Attorney-General! | Dyott due to the inquiry into the “protected” beer scandal. Federa: Judge Faris directed the grand : jury, March 24, to go into both the | beer scandal and the Jack Danie! | matter. lem Motlow Questioned. Among those questioned by Gov- / : | A negro maid testified to finding | ernment officers in their investiga- | after phone cal! from Mrs. Eugenia Bake- ‘at taking her life. ‘note or other evidence of her in- | well Roberts, a sister, who, Miss Bakewell, shop on Olive street, deventer avenue. Bakewell'’s custom receiving a tele-| | with’ proximately conducted a gift| whisky were Lem Motlow, wealthy west of Van-' It had been Miss'| to relieve her! Pullman conductor heré after tion following discovery of the’ substitution of water for the ap- 37,500 gallons Tennessee distiller, who | et | is \under | indictment for the murder of s| -——____ } ged | man, | resigned her employment. i only the} Borah.) Bakewell ’ Es and Nor- | Bakewell (Penn-| ‘ |'who resides at and the family is related ‘o a num- | ‘ber of the old French families. As Miss. Bakewe'!l at the a debutante maid of honor Prophet's Ball. Took Up Decorating Work. In 1913 Miss Bakewell went as a saleswoman at Vandervoort & Barney to work Scruggs. store in the house decorating de-. | partment. She said she preferred practical work in decorating and a2ew,Cath- | Interment will | the ithe Middle West,’”’ who is serving a two-year sentence in the Federa! penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga., for | conspiracy to violate the Volstead | act in an Ohio case. The liquor taken from the Jack Daniel ware- house had a drug-store value of $1,800,000. ‘Motlow formerly Jack Daniel distillery, whisky stored in owned the and also the Duncan avenue warehouse. a hearing last September, under laws relative -to taxes on the stolen whisky, that ‘he had sold his holdings June 26, was | Veiled | 1923, for $122.000 men, whom he named. ‘insisted on being protected in the 'iability the | for payment of revenue | « by Soprano and Violonceliist, Wins Deep Appreciation. A concert program of exception- al merit, given at the Odeon last night by the chorus, glee club and quartet of Eden Theological Semi- was broadcast by Station K S D, the Post-Dispatch. , The con- cert was directed by Frederick Pfeiffer, and the seminartans were nary, He declared at assisted by Miss Alma E. Menz, so0- held | revenue ' prano, and Theophi} Menzel, vio- loncellist. Piano accompanists were Kar! Gaertner, Miss Margaret | Dee and Mrs. A. Ruecker. to a group of | ‘cert was the battle hymn Motlow said further that he had x The opening number of the con- from Rienzi.’’ The A”jouthful seminari- , ans sang this spirited selection with taxes and that the purchasers tur- ‘nished a $90,000 surety bond. It | was the investigators’ the mer. who obtained this bond | acceptable theory that | | Seven” must have put up collateral to ob- | | designing to the routine of society | engagements. ficient. she was sent into homes to design and carry out decorative plans, but later complained St. Louisans appeared to prefer such designs at and after about a year she her-sSister started. the gift shop recently. Besides her parents, well is survived by two Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Nancy Burrell of Trenton, N. three brothers—Pau! Jr., an attorney, of 4516 Lindell boulevard; Edward L.. Bakewell, Mise Bake- and Mc-- Nair Bakewell, a 4225 Westminster | place. The father, Paul Bakewell, Sr., is an attorney “HICKMAN’ IS RETURNED T0 PEN AND BUSCH LAWN MOWER ‘Mule Who Decided to Roam About three outstanding changes ' |tertained | ‘ ‘bership of more Country Is Finally Found at Clayton. .E—Losr: small; Ul light 2", colo __ ply August A. Busch Jr.. 557 Lindel! J Hickman, is back in his pen at the rear pf the Busch home, his brief adventure ended. Back again to eat hay and pull the Busch roads of romance still untrodden. Some time Monday night or Tues- | from all causes As she became pro- | | ed, that | the hands of a} She and | tain it from the bonding company, it was reported, “no security but wealthy gentleman.” - Whisky Left in One Barrel. The thieves who removed the whisky from the warehouse—and the investigators were of the opin- lion the “thieves” might have been ‘agents of a surreptitious purchaser sisters— | inear the entrance as a deroy. of whisky The —left one full barrel last legitimate withdrawal of-liq- | a real estate dealer of | lawn mower, the numbered 12,604, uor from the place, under a per- mit, had been last June; After the robbery bootleggers who had never touched real “Jack Daniel” whisky were winking slyly they were peddling was part of this loot of real liquor. Others, pre- sumably, diluted the stolen whisky to make it go around among more customers. The Government has asked au- thority to sell all property of the Jack Daniel Distilling Co. under forfeiture for failure to pay taxes 'on the liquar removed in the theft. — Britain Show Big Increase. Deaths in the mule in question, | By the Associated Press. LONDON, May 9$.—Deaths —_ influenza in England and Wates for the first quarter of this year according to of- The total deaths for the quarter ficial statistics. day morning Hickman got out and | |were 160,279, being 35,559 in ex- ‘cess of the total for the correspond- roamed across the street into For- | est Park. Caretakers chased him and children petted him and per- haps there is evidence of one ‘glori- | in a bed of) “ad” in the e ous roll he enjoyed tulips. The want above was inserted Dispatch. Unfortunately, Hickman was un- able to give an account of his wanderings and no one will know how he happened to roam as far Post- as Claytorm before being captured. But captured he was, Tuesday, and led, docilely back to bondage. FARM BUREAU CLUBS TO MEET and | Charles | be en- | Members of the 60 boys’ girls’ clubs. of the St. County Farm Bureau will in St. Charles, 27 and 28. According to Agent Langenbacher, question now have a total than 400. May 26, County program for quoted | the clubs in, mem- | The | the meeting will) cover the various features of boys’ | and girls’ farm will include several speakers who are experts in their particular lines. --- $10.000 for Injury by Elevator. A verdict awarding a judgment of 1$0,000 damages in favor of Carl Granberg, formerly a carpenter employed by the International Shoe Co.. was returned by a jury in Judge Faris’ division of the Fed- eral Court today. for a fracture of a vertebra suffered by Granberg. while in the company’s employ. Granberg was at wor kat the bot- tom of an elevator shaft, on Dec. 6. 1922, when a descending ele- vator counter-weight struck him. club work and ing period last year. | David Popper's Gavotte. —_ Seen denen _ . — | Smiles. but officers of the company assert- that they had |Sonata in D. His concluding num- the word of a Ivric vigor. The Eden quartet rendered three pieces, “Free as Wind That Blows.” “She Was but and “A Little Close Har- mony. singing as an encore “Just Cellist Menzel gave first Corelli's bers were Sibelius’ Valse Triste and All his numbers ‘von deep appreciation. Miss Menz, the young soprano, began with Verdi's “Pace, Pace, | Mio Dio.” following with Grieg’s “A Dream,” Hildoch’s “The Spring.” Hageman’'s “At the 4ell” and Rudolph Ganzs “Love and Song.” This last, the work of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra di- rector, was pérhaps the most ef- fective of all Miss Menz’s numbers. As an extra attraction the soprano sang “Love's on the High Road.” The program was closed with Barri's ‘““The Shadows of the Eve- ning Hour,” sung by the Edén cho- rus. Loses Money Bags From Anto. Two sacks, one of nickels and the other of dimes, were lost from the automobile of Roy CG. Fick, teller of the St. Louis County Bank 6f Clayton, while he was driving on Locust and Lindell boulevards, between Ninth street and Euclid avenue, yesterday afternoon. The money bags, which were in a tool compartment at the rear of the car, broke through the board bot- tom of the compartment. With a policeman, Fick retraced his route after discovering the loss, but failed to find any of the money or the sacks. They had been ob- tained from the Subtreasury. The nickel sack contained $250 and the dime sack about $15. YOU sometimes find yourself losing your enthusiasm for lunch or dinner, it may be nothing more serious than the fact that you need a change. Drop into the Statler Cafeteria, and see, be fore you buy, the appetizing and delicious foods that are offered you—see what your salad or entree or dessert looks like before you order it. Hurried? That’s all right. You can have all che speed you want—and still have « delicious and eppetizmg meal HOTEL STATLER the | 18-hole public course and 25 cents | : i getting out. | Chief of . Detectives Hoagland yesterday received a letter from Harry Miller, window we thief, informing th f that Mifler was sorry to be an inmate of the City Sanitarium and would prefer the holdover at headquar- ters. About the same time thes Park, will pay the city $10 a year, Chief received a report that a win- dow at Greenfield's store, Bighth and Olive streets, had been broken early .yesterday and a man’s suit taken. Inquiry at the sanitarium 4dis- closed that Miller, twice confined there after window smashing, had escaped Tuesday and probably had written his letter to the Chief after. ; Yesterday afternoon, while gazing into a window att Broadway ~ Locust street, Miller was arreste In his pockets were ‘a game fr the nine-hole publicj, $31.75 price tag for the suit stolen ‘course, to those not holding per- mits, was ready for a vote in the Board of Aldermen when officials ‘of Triple A Club came forward) ‘with the suggested change. As a ‘result, the bill was referred back ito the Public Welfare Committee , for further consideration. If the proposed Triple A clause ‘is adopted it will mean that, the dues of $is a year now paid by its 1108 members will be increased to $28, the difference of approxi- mately $11,000 to go to the city. Triple A_ Discussed. At the Haring yesterday, at which the Public Welfare Com- | mittee approved the original bill. Associate City Counselor Cunning- ham argued that other large cities were levying a charge for playing it appeared the opinion of the committee that Triple A Club had no right to ex- clusive privileges in Forest Park. Sidney Maestre, president of the club, argued that the club never forbids any citizen the use of its course, but members of the com- mittee took issue, remarking that non-members were told that the eourse was for members only and were charged a fee when they used the course. Maestre related that the Triple A Club was formed in 1906, and spent $100,000 reclaiming a wil-: derness for club purposes, and that it spends $25,000 a year for main- tenance, Its members had paid an initiation fee of $15 and pay $18 a year dues. If an addi- tional assessment of $10 is levied, Maestre contended A course. “Poor Men Don’t Play Golf.” Alderman Otto of the First Ward argued against the bill on grouni that it would establish a precedent that might result in charges for all kinds of park recreation. H>» declared the poor man would have to give up golf, but Alderman Uh- lemeyer replied that “poor men don't play golf.’ Similar measures have been pro- posed in previous years, all of which have failed. One such or- dinance was passed in 1922, but was vetoed by Mayor Kiel. It ls generally believed, however, that he approves the ordinance now un- der consideration. on municipal links, and that the’ cashier, proposed ordinance would create | an estimated reventie of $490. 600. : The status of theTriple AClub came | up for considerable discussion and | unanimous | the thie revenue should be expénded on the Triple from Greenfield's and a pawn tick- et showing he had obtained $5.25 for it. Miller said he had used a screwdriver to unfasten the store window and had sawed a part of the glass out. , Miller is now In the holdover. BANK CLOSED, CASHIER HELD, FOLLOWING TRAGIC HOLDUP : Bv the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May §.—The First National Bank of Belmore, robbed” of $7937 on April 4 by six mens who killed Ernest Whitman, a. by- {7 stander, was closed in custody of national bank examiners y-ster- day. Charies M. Vanderoef, its” i¢ under arrest, charged” with misappropriating funds, and hree men have been indicted Rh 3 first degree murder as participants ., in the holdup. John J. Slattery, proprietor ot” Olid Homestead Hote! of Das. torila, and Ambrose Ro«s ard _ Stanley Klvana, are the men in-_ dicted. It is understood there wily, be further arrests. Vanderoef dis- avowed all knowledge of the heid-* i up in a statement to Assistant ~ United States District Brad Aifred E. Frieman.. Vanderoef is said to. have ‘ad. ° mitted peculations covering a five- — year period of $30,000 “or a little more.” George M. Levy. counsel for” Vanderoe?, said his client had ” made a complete voluntaw state- | ment and would aid the hank ” examiners in every way posite. $ FIRE ON BOSTON-BOUND , 14 Another Ship > Standing by, and e Third Is Going to Assistance of Vessel. By the \ssociated Tress. the steamer Ontarfo, which caught” fire off Block Island early today, was that she would arrive shortly” * after noon, standard 4 latest message said Cretan was standing by. A message from the Coast ‘cutter Acushnet said that the fire® was under control. The Acushnet, the message added, wag not needed * and the steamer Nantucket hag = gone to the assistance of the Onta-* rio. Boston last Tuesday. ie es $2, $2.50 and $3 Qualities tnyend sf silk esac floss — best mak osiery. The ey .e as reinforced ting F ‘s Faas Pore caees in the wan siik in clear, sheer chiffon, STEAMER UNDER CONTROL BOSTON, May 9%.—Word from’ — 2 2 The Ontario left Baltimore tor 4 TE ys ROR sve Ape ty wr ee. ed REMY, , ~
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PME, > os4 > ~ gee ip hee a, ee - — ; iat ‘ we aes Lanes “ OMS oo - a m4 pt Ys . ; Guineas y oo SE * Z : te : * i a -* a tz". roy 2 ti + ba rd : 4 ae ie “s nat : sine, ; AE ENTS, Sate RI A, ARR a eT SS til DENS oh OSE NS MET 9) OY BRE TO TT Cn ac ney) ke RR a * ek a Shatay 4 om T. L. r-DdD. Ne: ay Raa, 5° me a -- ANY i \ ' i af i ity Gingham Butterfly Dresses Happy Play Frocks for Little Girls—Featured at K he ~— j os a? Caz ALR | 4 ‘*& « w's* >is o err: TENORS He, ee -h}) See ree . oe ed able out-of-doors. play in the wind. There are six different designs on the Butterfly Dresses, one for every play day. And there are as many colors as most little girls can think of. There are solid colors and checks and plaids, and there are pockets on every Dress. Every little girl who visits this department during the day will be given a souvenir Buttertly that will sail through the air. s of selected white corn || § ck, Post Toasties hold | § melt up or become soggy | # Thrift Avenue | The Buy-Way of St. Louis Neckwear, $1.00 Crisp, dainty Neckwear in linen, lace, organdie, pique, embroidered net, etc. Collar and Vestee Sets in tailored or ‘fancy styles. ' Infants’ and Children’s Low Shoes, $1.69 Patent leather and elkskin Straps and Oxfords, and all- patent leather Roman Sandals; with stitched-down or turned soles. Porto Rican Handkerchiefs, 29c A new lot, just received. They are of fine linen in all the gay sport shades, with hand-em- broidered floral designs. Silk Gloves, 95¢ 16-button Silk Gloves, in col- ors and white. Slight irregu- lars. All sizes in the lot. Elastic Girdles at $1.49 Of pink satin and novelty material; excellent for the business woman, as well as the outdoor girl. Long pink satin Brassieres priced at 690 Colored Overblouses At.$1.95 Various styles, well made of voile, in rose, powder blue, Peblo, tangerine and orchid. Sizes 34 to 46. Men’s House Slippers At $1.95 Pair Soft kidskin leather in tan and black. Opera, Everett or Romeo styles; all sizes in the lot; slightly imperfect. Toilet Articles Lifebuoy Soap, cake, 6c; 6 cakes, 35¢ Jergen’s Witch Hazel Toilet cake, sc; dozen, 55¢ Mavis Talcum Powder; small trial size, 70 Jergen’s Almond Cocoa P, cake, 6c; dozen, 65¢ Dora Complexion Powder, 29C Cato Anti-Pyorrhea Tooth te; tube, 29C¢ petal Tooth Paste or Pow- A r7c Aklar Henna Shampoo, 8c, 2 for rge Amolin Deodorant Powder; small, 20c; large, 40c¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream; be, arc Cutex Liquid Nail Polish, 24e Armour’s Perfect Bath Soap; e, 7c Sanitol Face Powder, 20¢ (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Thread Silk Hose At $1.50 Pair omen’s full-fashioned Hose of fine weave, with mer- | terized lisle top, double sole, high spliced heels and rein- Orced.toes. Black, white and ng shades. (Square 7—~Main Floor.) Misses’ Spring Frocks “x Are Partial to High Shades in Silken Fabrics—Moderately Priced at ‘25 T’S the easiest thing in the world for the young miss to find exactly the Dress she wants for any kind of wear in this one broad group. It includes lovely crepe de chine Frocks in colors that vie with Summer; plain and printed Roshanara crepes in trig sport models; stunning tub silks striped or plain; and exquisite hand-drawn, lace-trimmed voiles in delicate colors. Sizes 14 to 18 Years Tub Silks, Linens and -Voiles in Readiness for Summer 15 ~ $182 E miss who makes early selection from these two groups will be in readiness for Sum- mer’s warm days.. Tub silks have become more and more popular because of their crisp, new ap- pearance each time they come from the “tub.” Linens also find renewed favor in bright colors and tailored designs.® Dainty voiles, in exquisite colors, are given preference for the warmer days for their sheer texture and cool daintiness. Sizes 14 to 18 (The Misses’ Store, Third Floor.) Princess Slips of Radium Silk Are Special Values at $4.95 PDAINTY silk Slips, with hip hem, strap shoulders and hemstitched top, in flesh and white. This Slip provides an excellent foundation for the sheer summer frock. Princess Slips At $1.85 Of striped Satinay, flesh or white: with hip hem and strap shoulders. Sizes 36 to 44 at this unusual price. Thase garments will launder Princess Slips At $1.50 A practical Slip of striped nainsook, hip hem, lace trimmed and finished with shoulder straps. Cambric Slips trimmed with lace in- l, and will give a non- : sertion and edge, strap naa Haar Bio teal for shoulder style; sizes 36 to summer dresses. 44. Two Specials in Envelope Chemises i-French at $1.50 Silk at $3.95 a chen Chemises of Of radium, and crepe de fine nainsook, daintily em- chine, tailored or lace-trim- broidered in several attrac- med models, in various at- tive designs. Shown in white { tractive styles. Flesh, white, tints. and colors. aomayeew mee Ficer.) VERY little girl feels happy and carefree in a Butterfly Dress. It has no buttons or hooks, but slips on right over the head. It has pegtop bloomers, so comfort- It has a skirt that flies out like butterfly wings when you run and It is the kind of dress that looks as gay as little girls themselves. | $ 3.85 Butterfly Dresses are ideal for school and ideal for play. There are so many designs that every little girl in even a large family can have a different one. Every color and every design is shown in sizes for little girls from 6 to 12 years of age. (Third FPicor.) White Gold-Filled Wrist Watches Special, $8.95 MALL rectangular Watches, with guaranteed rectangular jeweled lever movement. The case is white gold filled, with beautifully en- graved bezel, fancy dial and jewel stem; on ribbon bracelet; an ideal gift for the girl grad- uate, (Main Floor.) a: Ete i - * - 3 ‘a -, Be . a > ee , ‘ ’ ; oo sty S| «* -* ye " 7 : ey, - fe * . al- ae - - - U ‘ a shed ,) * Nam* ts ’ ot t§ pe i *% > 4a a 2 *: 2 . \ * g 4 ’ oe +. *\ \. + GRY " \ ‘ ° - st i: Ais ; a , rat 7 ~ = S tee - _ a ie ry, Cody aang atta aes and mixed Can- of | (Square 9 and Candy Dept—Main Floor.) — Fr . 4 "s ~< é or ey 2X7 tae, pala eS Y Pes pee ene, or neh ts wet ag y an he hei? Aap ca —— PR dao Rt BN a Bete t rie aie oh ng te Meg bee Ht tote § Lad ». esi Ago eas edie 4 Ris, et OP go ae eat OPER - Br er eae ee ae tte ob feria
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“ PRIDAY. : MAY 9. 1924 , The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation th an the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 4 ee aamenaniemntieestins ian ae em ee 6 __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a i= 3 $8 Liquor Raid ag Atlantic City, | yesterday. Beer was sized a: che] WOMAN MISTAKES POISON FOR : , ae : h : : nt "HEADACHE REMEDY AND DIES C Orns ve N. Sh iFactory Sale of Auto 6} BET | ince spay pact way Ae ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3. May %.— | Nesbit is \ aalartaies as an enter- — > raided 25 cafes and saloons herein some other places. Mrs. Mae Belke, 25, Expires | tionery of superlative | Fifty Federal prohibition agents tainer. Beer and liquor were ra : _ Ambolance on the Way to City SS | , aS eae 1 00 : Hospital. ha ~ ; Se, rein | Re Mra. Mae Belke, 25 years old, vat ‘S | Oo » al Stationery Sh 648 Red Bud avepue, died in an , H fh ' ambulance on the way to City Hos-| J i | 5 Fe . | pital at 10:30 a. m. today after | | ! “ie fi , ' taking poison by mistake for as-| \ A ; S r UTS , THE BIG STORE WITH THE MANY BARGAINS | pirin at her home 16 minutes be- fore. 806-08 N. SIXTH STREET | Her husband, Wiam Belke. a NS ! | KOR MOTHER EAST SIDE OF STRERT—1 DOORS NORTH OF MORGAN STREET drug clerk, said his wife had ob- | tained the poison from*a medicine Don't risk blood poisoning by paring a SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY 8) arawer, tninking it was the head- com. Apply Blue-jay, the scientific com ff Beautiful tapestry covered boxes filled with” Loth’s de- ae? a —* ay ender e ill h ie 2 medy. She took it and lay pain will vanish instant ’ . *." )ache re :; Then the coms isesine andl aus ny heious Candies—that’s the combination for mother’s’ hap- f f inutes, th AUTO ACCESSORIES | complained of y Eo . 3 Get Blue-jay today at your druggist. piness on her day—come to Loth’s. * setgpanses "5 isors SE ERIN OPPOSES FULL DIVORCE. Saturday Candy Saturday Bakery | Speci al ' A { ] e =] a | Special . Special For 095 any nr. S750 wal. $3. o5 er this anle..... . | publin Government Does Not Plan | | to Alter Present Law. | MILK and DARK | _LORD BALTIMORE | 5 uu — a a lin LUGGAGE CARRIERS bs = i ar 1 be ‘ ; : | Ry the Associated Press | é % z ger wa fit any car: 79 "a0 Fe er | NURLIN. May 9.—Notwithstand- CHOCOLATE _A ¥ ER CAKE bald ' r ee ; ing j tion: the ec r, ite : thi« — | er Cc i a baggy intimations to _ ~ ao | Cherry fruit patties and al- “Tt _ f 4 hi ] P is authoritatively stated that C | mend crecustel > el onsists of two white layers Act BUMPERS Per any car. Double bar as cut. $12.50 value. | Dublin Government has no inten- ; week-end Candy goody. Take and ome chocolate layer, Special for this «ale, e |tion of altering the law 80 as to | | a box home. covered with chocolate but- | Quick ' at. ter fudge icing. A real treat We advise , anew 7 m | provide for complete divorce. A > . a ‘number of persons, desiring to re- | Natures Way to Beauty l Pound, JOC marry after having obtained judi : | ‘°) . On. 58 E ~h - | 2 Pounds, 95¢ Cc Lac 6 volt, 13 plate $12.95 disappo: i cial separations from the Irish | KANTOL gives skin-life. skin. | s, achieved that end by pro- | health. skin-beauty. in a few . |} Fits Buick, Nesh, , courts, ' ; , two-minute treatments. It dis- ee fe} | son, Studebaker, > mete ht an un- Handy Merchandise for Everyday Use J otine private lesisiation in the) lodges te embeded vine. . ||| 12 volt,7 plate $16.95 Saye - » * Fits Dodge & Franklin |Rritish Parliament KITCHEN EMERY eee ce Lact apd others now | aaiegen —— cumbia Ge ~ | ‘Tapestry Covered Boxes | AR TTER PACK D BA Y & r. A new shipment including: | SINKS GRINDER we TS at an onl cy | T be, 50c; J ] | Beautiful tapestry-covered boxes with OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS aia a Parliament to pass private legisia- | u ar, $ .00 an appropriate Mother's Day Poem. $2. 25 to $5. : é “A g of particularly pretty patte 3402 Lindel? Bl. & q the smart Summer Frock oF all-white. In many 4-inch Wheel: ition in the same way A number | At ell drag and department stores. Packed with Loth's wonderful Candies, quick disposal; 1 to 2% inc a 4ast the e.ery ra. = you are should have be 29 of bills have been 4odged for this | yee =: ee | —_ they are held up pend-| ===" SB ier ae ae ot Phone, Lindell 3400 "a 3 Lace -§ met ae i ee te ete ae th Cee ae OF ee a eo ee ee tl ~ * F Fy OF. hy hte T te ve Rae Fe a Wes TE ale Dip ho nS, PES ERR te A RS EOI OE ORI a I Ra a Dt ty oo (ot Sea, A ee 4 my # bs tal : . reese Mlb - : aa oo ab 2 - we ; sear taiaceeimaetiammestinnteuttidaaielininadiaiitis leniieeseentimericinsall 1, ge ithe AG AL PF OCT iy RB EES HERR HN. Pe GM RE nas he SEIN a ES penn x , eee Pi 4 he, reprieve ave agatha 15 aig nl y 4 ns. ae ton ee Ae CD aE ee ky Kees ‘ AN ‘4s ‘ ‘ a Med 9 - Lhe Gethin epg te te heme. * % he o> OR Aes oie . hee @ * ns he seedy eth x be » e 2 * oy Tey Me ow na re . 4 a = oe we “ vo we ne vot . ~ ‘ ne * ua ¥ Osats » as e ee ms » ee ea ae om mw 2 ee, yee « we ee & $7.00 ;} purpose. but ‘ing inquiry into the whole matter ‘ nando. ’ by a joint committee of the Dail SAND Ss GENUINE lad Gumntie, | HEATER STILLSON | It is argued, on the one. hand, | powtite copper ceil, win W | ithat the Free State should not | your or -¥ in 5 RENCHES ’ ‘grant complete divorces at all, and ater $11.5 75 ion the other that Protestants | value. sy should not be expected to lose an hi ' : onty. ante. a advantage which before the crea- — : ‘tion of the Saorstat they possessed | BASEBALL GOODS FISHING TACKLE jas British subjects domiciled tn sie Wy # -- & § exeemes | sood quality Shoes: Jointed sSicel ; $4.00 value. . $2.65 $1.50 Bo eee Ba a, SRS “" 23e E)ROOFERS’ STRIKE SETTLED |) __ ; quality ors ; 80- var ani « ne Getens * 7 68.00 value . $4.75 natigr iam Wests — 89c _ Foremen at * Drivers Get, Wage Shere: Bours: Daily, 9 to Otol - Saturday, 9 to 6. Olive and Locust Prous Ninth toT ncreases. er em | a atrike of co sition roof-. : LAWN MOWER yt amin wsey. On Mare (suarantecd *5 202 roofers and foremen and seagr® snes mow Faeeceee aieurbere west fo Two Months Ahead of the Usual Time We Announce a see crease from $1.25 to $1.30% an), hour. foremen from $1.30 to $1.59 ty | ir. a GARDEN HOSE ‘and drivers from 50 to 69 cents Sotid Brass Hose Nozzle The cenuine GOODYEAR brand; 50-ft. |The agreement arrived at today 66 99 3 — -: ~ aga ag 49c AN coupted. ‘provides $1.35 for foremen, 55 : . Sie waloe '.-inch sive, $6.50 value _. .. 84.75 ee & the.old rate | : 4 S4ineh Round Lawn ee 89 de-tnck size, $7.50 valve __ 85.75 cents for drivers an 1¢ Oo c is fur ~~ a EE Ee ee ee ee ke be Boe te RE re ae Oe ee oe illite tiled Me le a, ee en ee —~ ~~ An a » Bo Pike aes eee = $1.00 value for .. S,-inch size, $8.50 waloe $6.75 |of $1.25 for roofers. It ther | provided that no reductions are to eo — PAINT SALE STILL ON! be attempted during 1924. | | . Our beset grade of | Paint; reg. $3 50 Labor Law for Poland. gy valine; in all col- | ccemmnminnee of tht Aasectated Press | gh why guavanten | "WARSAW, Poland, April 13.—| —together with Suits made by Louis Holtz & Son : JUN a guaranteed, e9 Ef PAINT BRUSHES Lo ndignacaelicon deegepegecli Srag sti Be $2. SS caer eetares a rier BOeq fists Prstection to working women all selected from our own stock of broken 312i $1.50 walee: for this «ale and minors. The bill is based @n- joa %w AG et Regs ge 4 *_ 2 i'tirely on the Washington labor con- Mail d Pho 0 d C f ll d P | Filled | vention with a few additions due - end Phone Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled = fiivention. with « few addicions du ‘ but all sizes represented from 34 to 46 _ EAST SIDE OF STREERT — 4 DPOORS NORTH OF MORGAN STREET | to loca! conditions, suchas prohibi- CENTRAL 4799R. Store Open Until 9 P. M. Saturday. Olive5474. tion of the employment of boys or . a OOL, crisp, /girls under 15, which is contrary to : the Polish constitution. : , Regular $50, $55, $60 and $65 Sui if . that look ae 92 PEI > tailored suits, W sleeveless sweate HARDWARE 3 oe . —vffered beginning Saturday 4 : gph sale $2.95 — | \% | & hast ee ee a “ae mg 17 agente ee ae ha Oe gore « > aati SO Wee et oe ae eee ims aman st ee ee Me mein for ning beard of all cara. Special $1. 15 PARKING LiGHT— ompicte 79 with switch and batb c GARDEN aaa 48c HOSE WEDGE CUSHIONS— aes eceecee . SUR Made of the highest Reaaaree Rivitar ” 39¢ ueesheer | = a) $a 83 of our regular $50 Men’s Suits ‘s* he > ae es ) a ee t.- ay er = a ALTMINU™M STFP PLATES assuring ae SJteiss|=cce/f \\i anya 86 of our regular $55 Men’s Suits# 3% eet te So et ae | See, | al | Pea fi fe} ' 73 of our regular $60 Men’s Suits” ~~ en 69c | ig Ke ais Siar | WEDGE SHEARS te Ey 56 of our regular $65 Men’s Suits tore a — years, Special, 95c | hg 3 : i < or this antl ; « . namie 2 ——— SCREEN ENAMEL +a a : Children’s Guaper’ cod beneny-eangine tesnese Sores priced ae follows: “Prete rie Be Here Early Saturday Morning to Get Fi Choice = : ; Polly mg ~ fer I years. $2. i9 Made of band f celta vtoal. lerge Black Pt. Ss ‘eet 4») F y orning Oo et irst ‘ Hats S20_roles, Specie! “SS size ‘or cutting new n- | 30c c . : es crore, tole $1.49 Green 35¢ @5c 4° | || : We | «6$1.25%$1. : | Also Tams i in this i of ei a ee i eh ae 7 - ee ee ee ee ee i Ae wm Visit Our Plumbing Display |~_ —: | | y ‘Drains. Men will certainly appreciate thi . . Cen to eet tad Re BR EP ET ge ee ate ge ge a | Drains World’s Finest Woolens ang OPPOrtunity which is really extraordi é Workmanship in Suits Think how useful these Suits will be for immediate ¥ that sell regularly at and just what a man needs for his vacation trip. . $90, $55, $60 and $65 Many imported fabrics: some Suits suk lined. Finished in every detail as _— only the very best clothing is always ted time Pe so be sure to make your selection cate bale ' $6 — — | CENTRAL HARDWARE, S11 N ee mr Sng apn Pe 2 ges a RM ee Celia Dy Te ote eget aut. IL. gise-
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~ Ce ene ee Pee ig ; : FRIDAY, MAY 9 1924, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation tha i One oe 000 | n BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. -NISPATCH LOU'S POSTURE ————————— ————— en —— eet ~ — -| Hammered Vellum Stationery se ee ee “§ In a specially packed box. A personal Sta-~ out Dress Baby Without Pins or Buttons. e. “| tionery of superlative quality and distinction. This is made possible by using Vanta Bely? % | Garments. A trained nurse is at Vandervoo ae h $1.00 the Box all this week to explain the merits of this | Stationery Shop—First Floor. ~ Store Hours: Daily 9 oe :30: Saturday, 9 to 6 | =. R Dies and Locust From Ninth to Tenth méthod of dressing baby. : ~~ » Infante’ Shop—Third Fioor. %. —— May— a “Month oF R ecord-B raat Sains neti auto and radio ‘ eries very size, every ‘ | All bran Se and fully | 2, \ , ) P : SOO ORRIN a EE ! , ; =O sy Let epr FO + eg i ,. 2B 7] fam as ul or irl Direct From Fact | ory te” 1 8 €xPRP, , ? rs Prices MT CaS _ Mantes Vandervoort } ee | SSR Nee bic | Seiad wee Extra-Size | | | i : ‘\ >= 10 to 14 Years—2 and 3 reverses. ov . | 7) Rise = ¥ Ne ‘ S i Ss “ Mes spe Key 2S! C e > +2 SS izing in line. ' - es et a® p : CNeres nas > ‘= 7 ee ae A; KA 4 5S , Kee . op . ; pavoid bottom prices. All full capacity ME Ee Ge Gas Pe me Air MOA OLR PK eee ESOT Extra-Size Shop— & | ults § . REO A OE A LL AE : Wash Frocks. You'll want at least two when you see ann : meow ) }) White Cotton Blouses € l'ashioned of genuine Bprar 705 3 silk—they are priced un- | Fashioned of pretty voiles, tissues and Normandie - } usually low for Frocks of sucht excellent quality and superla- | voiles, and trimmed with embroidery and dainty ae 4 a | tive workmanship. touches. of lace. All new shades. uis Holtz & Sons, wa } 1: IS and p & 72 « They-are made mostly of stripes and plain materials, in all k of broken sizes Hh ‘colors, with little ingenious touches that make them distinc- tive White Frocks for Girls to 46 t —of dimity, voile and English broadcloth—many handmade € Trimmed in pipings of materials, bandings of materials, in OOL, crisp, little. Blouses | 4 They have Peter Pan, Swagger | bias effect, smart touches of embroidery, and the ever popu- 6 to 16 Years 1 “4 : Se vale 7% or Sport collars and are trimmed ar "3 nd $65 Suits that look so smart with lar pearl button. . ° ° Of voile, organdie, crepe de chine and Gecegunte. | with tucks and little touches of | €And last but not least, they wash and iron beautifully! ) _ | erepe. Trimmed with dainty laces, ribbons and picoted ~ color. Misses’ sizes 14 to 18, Junior sizes 13 to 17, in three styles only. ration Orenndie ehhsatensenial from $3.95 to $1275, rday % slee\ eless gee —_— “ : : , ; Misses’ Shop—Third Floor. A. | i They are all white and oe always in : in a number pf attractive styles demand. Purchase while they RECN a BE I OES SE TE ERSTE AIOE % : Crepe de chine and Georgette at $12.75 to $3500 In Poy -in and Overblouse | ..0 offered at these low prices. AES 4) -_ Junjor Shop—Thira Floor. models. tailored suits, with skirts, or Other handm: ide fei oile Blouses at $3.95 Boys’ Two-Knicker ‘Suits e eT ahd *. iy Woy % wt? pt J «* ‘4 > . v« “ x . > a 4 ad * as“ ; ‘ ” 4 ¢. A - ° , > 7 “» fd ‘ann a *4 M4 . “* Xx | ; 4 “4 Sy: ‘ “STF I4 ; v ond , “te mes @ «*% ag’ *-* +, th rich ae **,"2 iid % . *s 7 ol\ Ea \e cok | Mee EES 3 Bi: Sitesi Z , ss oe ‘ ’ ¢ @ 4 : re - al - I ¥ : . J ’ ; yy) 4 . Py . “ = ‘ ‘f; i “ 5 -- : / ¥) yt ’ : \ i - y ae - a - *- . co ee is Se! : i SAE E> B. 3 4 f 1} te , . , , eee i ’ fd; ‘ ; . t ; ; Ps : r Mal p v “ja ‘ : ‘4 : | ore - 4 co” Pi, et f if ' ' ne , : y : > @ ; . %~« ‘ $3 : : ; is oo * ’ - “vs ’ ; ‘ r ; ’ On ai, phy & - : , A i 4 + toe ¢ jc =): iu * . ‘ * ‘ - : . ’ “ : ¢ ’ © . . ° ¢ > PO I I ct TID ent mm P2222 2 s0cecece eS ; Suits any lad w ould be proud to wear for = they duplicate the good’ qualities dad de- mands his Suits must have! : en’s Suits’ i : 4 | 7 \\y All are~ mannishly tailored of imported OC Vg -tweeds, cassimeres and long-wearing wor- en’ S Suits 40 steds in either English or Norfolk sty les. ~ | § i} fine Suits promise to double the usual en’ S it a Ii. i F: WRiceraa? aaa iee for every Suit has an extra pair S ultS | # ; of knickers. Sizes 7 to 18 years. . ° : a Boys’ Clothing Shop—Second Floor. en’s Suits jf New g orts Apparel p pp ; ! : Children’s Boys Get First Choice J Hats Shirts M ‘ F ROC KS eS ee ' $1.25 t0$1.75 $2.25 . 2) f ff | 395 and $29. Sports Coats } Ae ? 3 Also Tams in this speeial With separa + e i ek Vs | $ 1D d 5 i ecerer? ane Vn igi ! r ' t this ie group ; in awariety of wash matching collars and \ ! aA HE sketches above only half tell 1 923 an and offered most timely when women ¢ pp e€clate | > as chekiaed por double cuffs. Colors eo) os the — ae these delightfully HIS new and fascinating ship- | © Wear Pearls with the pretty, fluffy, § Sur , Wor wha Thi , | effective Frocks! 4 extraordinary! a | For children of all ages. nah mags aN 3 ! a petooaer Such charming fires of Coats just arrived 1n Frocks. i 4 | | Children’s to 14. | styleg! Simple, yet so effective. . |* time for pprear® =. a eee pee = a or immediate weal, itm Kk . Printed and solid crepe de chine; They come in the popular light- | ¢These are Pearls of wondrous beauty, of suc bs ' lap per Suits UMBRELLAS some are trimmed with tiny lace weight tweeds in all of the mixtures tine luster they Rave the Gasive as tion tri D, . | = ao Union For Vacation $ 5 50 lain terials. | . Reack ° ruffied edgings, others with con- and in p ma tac may choose them. | | lm Ma a) agnor Suits | tay ool ae trasting pleating and appealing They are tailored excellently and | 8 gem. You may ster Pegg om These are decidedly emart in decorations of pearl buttons. offer some smart and simple new | to your preference, in 27, 30, 36 or 60 i patterns that men a 4 cloth with sports neck and a great variety of vivid color , ced t d tf li » “ij. short sleeves, as well as 75C combinations attractive on The real way to appreciate them is to styles. ) ain Ae hed rich-looking, sterling si * en C omer a im- a i: narrow fancy” sports belt; beach or river shore! Ask to see them. | ‘S 4 f ‘ i The two sketches above are indic- clasps and come in rich, meine velvet ft > CIP PE + LE, LAA, ey ENT, nelly A, a . a boys— made of fine | see the label, “Meramec River display f ou Saturday sele ae % tf in red and white stripes. For Umbrefla,” an assurance of They will be on display tor y - ction early. & a crossbar nainsook with spe- | cates. Sineeek wih 0-8. | eantiek: ni, BYE. of tl the mode. Sizes 14 to 42, om Sizes 2 to 8 years. He.) sOOthers: «oof khaki cloth. | cial webbing at waist; dou- | ,, ea: 7-ft. pointed and joint- me “ i) ai oe = Sizes 24 to 36. | ed handies. P. S.—A large nsotetiiaall of « of Linen Frocks at $10.95 one FiaSS.. pe ; 4 5 : ¥ e seat. | priced $1.75 to $4 90 a bE SGeacond Floor. | Gardencraft Shop—Fourth Floor. Boys" Furr’ | * H a, ann ‘ - -— ee?) wr * - 4 . ag + Bieta ae Fo wt S — . - - a ae i tet eo oe S bes, KA ae a Se at re te : J : i; ; . a” a 7 2 > Bont fei eR * oss i aeeiaae i or ey LP elon Fae oe 3 ines ee ~ an we Nt AE SES, a Bo eee) tk 3 oh. ae rhe PORE Katee $e AERA eas i a ie 5 “Se . LF) oa a
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, ~ lr er ya ge ee RCE TT ae 4 a . es eet S. . — By ; phe Te Re ae egies at : | . Ra aE ru me Ean NG } Cant mah a ‘ ; . —_ . 9 ” 1 » ee ae A Pe ee ER Ie ate ye "DPR et a - ia SREIESEET ABS ORNS ERRNO EINE" eR RRR IN eG BNE ag Be = RS SON Ae NIE No ARTE Qt RIE ee eR ee mm eee aie er rae) a ” gps: ee ee ee ee ‘ ey ae ee ee > ' the Ne ee # . : re che tily en Sm WF 27 = ae “9 x ee ee Ae ose ai 4 7 r 4 &4 “ries oils be es rk BROS.& CO. fés 717 OLIVE STREET Spey hes ‘Hi| Health Wheatley this afternoon. | +} i | ‘The deputation asked that the doc- | } ' ’ 4) dt }\ tors at the Government maternity | il 4 } and welfare centers should be per- | | 7; mitted to give birth control ir- | | formation to those desiring it. | Mercime. Diamond's Gisaranieee ee | (is reteing the raven, Whee —_— 4 C¢ t£5 ~ — (iina- | | GASH OR CREDIT _| |ley said that im cases where birth EA REMARKABLE SELLING OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELR =: . ENGAGEMENT RINGS |} Oi a> Geer Pe: | Radiant, Blue White, Perfect Cut f ition they wanted and that the La- | Diamonds, oot in all the new bor Government, as a democreti¢| fashionable mountings ~~ Solid 1 body, should not continue the for- | White, Green and Yellow Goid, mer “aristocratic” policy of the, or Platinum. | Health Ministry and regard work- | Unequaled Values at ‘ing women as simply material fer | | $50, $75, $100, $150, $209 | | oe al a | ON WAY BAGK TO GERMANY | tra A Notable ported anc gk ¢ ANIL 4. Rave 2. paeRA ye control was advisable on medical | | grounds the patient should be re-| | ferred to private dectors or to hos- | ' pitals. J | | Qm hearing this, Wells spoke up| strongly regarding what he termed | ech oC caquisite Genuine Hats From: stocks of exquisite Genuine Diamonds set in the newest tyles in Piatinum, Solid White oid. Green and Yellow Gold nountings — Rings, Bracelets. : Pina, Cuff Links, Bar — all wonderful values. Jiamond Rings range in price om $37.50. to $6,000. Beautiful Diamond Dinner Rings from 56 to $2,000. imterest, me wer taxen te pay you deal with LOFTIsS— a straight charge account. , | George Meyer and C | ‘Noted Swiss Makers) : Vyse & Sons, Ltd. (Noted English Makers) Original Borsalino Leading Italian Makers} pa WEDDING RINGS Selid White, Yellow er Green . Gel Wetting Bem. $5 Up Widow, Who Came From Berlin ew 8 NX a | to Wed Last December, De- . + clares She Made a Mistake. : A romance that resulted in the| marriage of Mrs. Mina Wurl of | 'Berlin. Germany, and Martin Rit- | less zel of Mascoutah, near Belleville, | 5 less than six months ago is shat- | tered and Mrs. Ritzel is on her way | back to Germany. | It was Ritzel’s second marriage. | Some years ago Ritzel and his ' wife made a trip to Berlin. | They were introduced to Mrs. Wurl, | -a widow. and a_ colse friendship : resulted. Several years after the _Ritzels returned to America and ‘were back itn their home at Mas- 'coutah Mrs. Ritzel was taken il! and died. Ritze! pecame lonely 6 ad Pn a IvMLY cret OF LOoveliness~= land longed for companiénship. He ae remembered Mrs. Wur! and started to correspond with her. He pro-| oa | posed and was accepted. : ved at Mascoutah on Dee. 3, to set off every woman’s charm 4 with the richness of lustrous hair.” Dec. 2 last year. The wedding took | An interview with a great Fifth Avenue beauty specialist by HELENA J. KNIGHT ’ And the Foremost American Makers ne A golden voscesinging a song of love—tm- And tm the ms her harr, the lustrous And im the gold of her hair the rich radiance of "s pt, bac in the sae given by “a touch of henna tm the shampes”. =—— ite Gold Wrist Watch] # ee | eee : a a This handsome Wedding Firg is All- Piatingm. most popular weight. hand- mi carved floral design. Our great $25 wd leader, priced at .....«+...++- Kapil g fular shape Wrist Watch, solia hite Gold: 17 An ideal gift. . $29.75 $1.00 A WEEK mond Dinner Ring Solid - . All Platinum. engraved. set with bril- ~" Platinum liant. Blue-White. perfect-cut Dita- by monds. Three [namonds, price $65: “Sylvia” Diamond Ring five Diamonds, $80: seven Diamonds. $95: nine Diamonds. $110; twelve Diamonds, $150; surrounded by Dia- Special blue-white, perfect-cut Dia- 22 D i amoniy mond, set in this splendid carved and monds, $225. Easy Credit Terms ‘| pierced mounting; octagon top. A beautiful solid 18-k White Gold Ring. *100 Bw... Also at $150, $200, $250 and Up. |, WW “ee sr. — = jn ct Sp .. is 2, Si toe Bi S).e Bie 2S 8 8 See, first ah, oe One beau- tiful. wbdrii- Nant. Blue Whatte. perfect cut “Trianon place the same day. After a few | months of married life the couple jiscovered that the match wag a failure. They agreed to separate and after proper arrangements r were made Mrs. Ritze! deparetd for | New York yesterday to embark con't Germany | A NEW ALTITUDE RECORD matched and perfect im c tid Platinum. pierced Solid 18-k. White Golé. handsomeiy carved. $150 $3.75 a Week Alse at 8175 . VER St oe ho ee eee eee ee " aie > : — “ seid . P Shi oz, py 4445 sar ogi 1 ORY eid I 5 2 apie er . SP spr eget . hea 48 OOF crane, a 2 er cin ie hae, 4 Deal i A he Seas Re ne Sends lads iaiewet't sin. otha selenite Ridie atti aiahehe IM TEEN APE HB og pe ages A OS: ny ms Salah ae Peay ES Parte May Ca any 2 ds | Slee Am eta Oe, Ri RM RY Ged BA Naschaph seDRk ner PR ae SO Cal nl SRO E as Pantech anti itailen SAN A OAT a. CM Coh opt iaeesvingech A ee 4 ‘ + : PEARS Miby eA LEP . + has RIO) pear fags ich a seh ete Cp etelantiew ee he pene a cncctte aus wt " we tahicdy Powers tart eee on ———— ar ee eens : —_ Het Nettie Me ers Pte BEAT Muss ceo pA Lele hei. Leer ~ Be ae te a oe eile FR aw et ee tl ~~ Shinkei Perak Pee 1) LP a. erin tay tee At A » SAAR CB na cE BAR Gb NNTB OS AGT ORS ASO ine AE AN Nis NBG Alls EAN ene aig ls EEDA Pepe APNE Sa Ces al a 2 wah ila bil Sie WA oe OTR EMM RTT: IO AINE EI SR RI Bg eS) rit AN . : H * S Genuine Black Onyx t8-k. Solid White Gold ; prongs. Dt Assertment ef Searf Pins Amy Price You Wish to Pay ive Brilliant ect-cat: | and years. Regulsriy sold up to $35 114_k White Gold filled cush- —_————ee ( ‘ ~ —\\* teu prenes Soiid 14-k. Green Weld Brida’ Biessom design $15 $3 75 a Week te $300 (ea ne oo eR NO MONEY DOWN Finest Quality Indestructible Pearl Necklaces FPear's are wondrous- J ly hpeautiful |! luster graduated. destrabe > jengthe , 20. 24 and An Fine Dia safety clasps. Beautiful gitt Radiant blue-white, perfect-cut Diamood., set im hexagon top. Ring is Solid 18-k. White Gold, band pierced and carved, $37.50 $1.00 a Week beewautiful biu e& white, gertect cut Diamend. set im 40s Bolid -% White Vold top The ring is Solid Case in high-crede White Gold-Filled warranted @ weer 75 years. Elabo rately carved. - Movement is fitted with spettal Moire silver dial. FULLY GUARANTEED : CRED ERMSI $36 $1.00 H ‘WEEE | Pitted with i5-Jewel movement. $32 Highest Grade Railroad Watches Guaranteed to Pass Inspection hin Model, !¢ Size. Open Face } Hamilten Ne. 982. 21 Jewels. Ps ae ee . ? = ae, eS se Coal ee - ‘a sais Sei athilte “i ™ - aii : ,; ae Sai ala cit aa = silt aan — iat: ee ee ? ” " , as . — ’ . ren . . _ , —_ _— ; : ane nes = s 2 es np 8 oases ae epee s 2 e's @eas e288 8 8 8 8's fare @aees8e8 8 82 8 es eva B'S 'i8°'s = se e.8 3 es rare 2 8 82) 8) 8 8.8.8 (SRS 8. v a. >, Lo ‘ % a 1% + as 7 ] Sseacaseeus Handmade Trimmed With Lace Tucks and Ruffles Beautiful French* vole Frocks for the. girl and the junior, in the plam that are so very desirable this Spring. Every model in unusually attractive style; trimmed with lace, hand draw work. tucks or ruffles. » eoOrors to select fre maiz Sizes § “he eolors _ ich as cora: ~aer kat © Wrhiive ies + i a a i ees
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PO rere TS I om ome i FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ee -- “—— a a FRIDAY ot 3 MAY 9, 1924. aa iam 2 bese 8 28 88 8 8 se BS | — rr S28 8 8) 8 @:a vev8: a ee oe oe ne ee ' } PaSegt 0 and See That Your New Summer Scarte: { } A\\ Sale of ay r - Of Silk . Hose,$ 5-00 | J wo- | rouserSuits ||. 4 a Ny Hs. a) > “ba es, tame 5. i GRY ie Biles crea ie eye TE aT OR A ER ae SET Ue, Meee ae Mat. Re TR i Ete Tae tieok a i: i DS oct) wee vf) GE ES SE RG I er Pe ee a Oe = ; , es ee re a RY : " . ca Nar Th a 2 ae ads abs , ee — ALL the Peomds | Of 5-Ply Red Rubber. (Third Floor—Nugests.) ‘ me, Are “‘Roger Kents”’ +2 You'd be Glad to Pay More 3th ante S C [ a W H ra | C S — S aA tu [ d AY | ¥ : on |! Than This Price for Them. Bute or as eve- Ind Khe Stere fer Couplings Shown in Per- A Notable Collection of Im- cea ae mae ie ()() and oneal EP ported and Domestic Makes [iii . e si ae / ¢ ad ’? . alue Original Borsalino se “P Ly iii aA Roger Kents” are the choice of well- 93.00 Leading Italian Makers) | S CY MAY ha / Ss ) x . zt (Leading ()n Sale $ * >» i). 3 Wy: te oot ae who pay only a mod Value, $1 cap — wt st | —e" a _ £F, ‘7, = These new esinging a song of love—tm- a: = And th e Foremo | Sailor and flexible 2 | of, eh eas shapes are the rn a Re . a American Makers braids, new chain ‘| ie They’re made to our specifications, of ma- very latest. We're g by brocade and jewels in - > = pa ae ee 7 weg : ‘ndi S : fortunate in hav- i hettelen slew de & @ . benide: eatieel and 4 erials we select, in styles we indicate. Fore na anaes 4 hiss at a gilded door. ik © ye bleached styles. Sizes most makers compete for the tailoring of small group that af bdr hale the vithidMtonce | om & ) EEG 63 ES ae aii | es Roger Kent Suits and you'll find, in them, materials, + RE gy ra ¢ of henna in the shampoo”. me | . cs y74 LO 1°79. : : trimmings and workmanship that distinguish the ies ye hag he , | | | | better-grade Suits and are a guarantee of satisfaction. all the wanted : ex | : E = oe RAY *o* : > ee x a. . ~ a 9, .. h an d s. Flexi b!] }. | ting; cerk lined, ] j - 1 ° t lj 1 h t and large brushes r —_— = Rey ke fe we Ee wy RA OA ee sy fitting. | sailor style. | a ing. builds, including stouts, Sums and snorts. (Main Fleor, Men's Store—N . ° al ek re ; Bo DA ; PAR RX. easy g 5a style © — (Second Fleor—Nugents.) Voile Dresses | ee Summer Mats | New Silk Black Hair Hats Silk Hals Saturday Handmade On Sale at } i) ii Silk and Crepe Combinations S f d Trimmed With Lace $ QS hy 4. | YF Col Light Summery ef- a Ur ay Tucks and Ruffles stiles /y PEN a = fects in these lovely Beautiful French* voile | AP\\ N» charming flowers, ap- ny — = ier oe ~ —~ Se = eee THD encanto si ee Se ‘ iS HUNS MS ISIN Ins: do. It is their one the most of their 2 But it must be . only then can it ~- ’ ° if * “ The colors to select from are all the very new - a At This oat hy : oa desirable this Spring. en whe Ld! New Blues . One Price 4 of henna in the . Every model in unusually $ QOS ye YT Sao’ Black and te plique effects, bows, plaited lace ro- ; if @ ta LO OEY eae ' | gg-—\\ ck and Whi settes and feather fancies. of al] women?” ~ . = attractive style; trimmed ees é : it ne , ‘ "mm = | with lace, hand drawn- NRE 4 New Felt Hats on Sale at $2.49 to $4.95 , ' + work, tucks or ruffles. ° (Second Fleoor—VNugents.) shades. such as coral. maize, poudre, orchid, Nile, fR : = ANY 66 . 99 7 Now at blue and also white. Sizes 6 to 17 years. x ~ 1) 4 OIn amp, 4 Osler ~~ . \ (Second Floor—Nugents.) ‘ bo St" nf 95 » Bf fe . is | | Materials | | ) — ° . Chiffon weight and the heavier service weight Hose in this very popu- s ° A a eria . ~ 97 j lar Pointex make. Lisle tops and full fashioned. Come in black, as well'as ° “ - Canton Crepe Ben ODP. ee erm ee ” a ee eee 9 -soneue a te ‘ . SRG op oI ida OR Ut GIP Sele gong Aa! MER x CA ee ap cata * 1 Se NRA a eR ie ASE: SANS Re Pe ie = POO is the costly pauty specialist and ht within the reach b] ; S O S Cael an ( ul (S | the wanted Spring shades to match one’s shoes. A Hose that will give ex- y cp ceptiona! wear, is evenly knit and of correct weights Sizes 8% to 10 on Hose ; nth shiiten, tai : Crepe de Chine All-silk chiffon Hose in gunmetal and lighter shades, in other makes, also at this price. Pre es Wonderful | (Main Floor—Nugents.) Y= Plain Roshanara | | Value at This | -/ Printed Roshanara \ 3 3 Special es | 4 ) Plain, Striped or Mi i! » arents are buying | eck Wy An ; JN these ten-dollar Suits so Ch ed A y \ vere eagerly, we had to wire Broadcloth ph : for a shipment to be SP ) Ip ody a! y) ihe wd lar. Just as Illustrated [| ~oS—@%y rout ee ee ee. eae 5m ~”. ——— the clear, delicately bam Shampoo is by a secret process ies to bring out the os blonde, blends the touch of oils This blend the hair and scalp, band full. And the gleaming brilliance einiits dlieien FP ieee ee ya > v. Pee — . . " . — ma ve poo’ dalla PA Mine) SS he oe RES ES ites Ne OM LS SOT edt Side sien ma . _ PvE 63 3 é Pax 2 ese eG: By te ee. Se 2 alias ate ot pee Re A r sain US OA alta = eee ot Se? ga Saye Ome Pare he Sages y ¥ os ad e wy ae rushed by express to | av sre in time for Saturday. On sale R ’ . ae ees / Sas —_ ) / goarsendiras ea = oe deka’ in belt all. In Black Satin Choice at as | Hundreds of these new Silk Dresses at around stvle with pleated backs with yoke. In Allover Patent this very special price. Every Frock is well all sizes 8 to 17. and White Kid e made and there is a wonderful oe of PRES , ar . ¥ styles for the miss or the matron to choose 510.00 Juvenile Suits One of the most popular . , he aT from. Dresses one will enjoy. wearing for ee ana cet, aa 5¢ QS | erat heart vamp bed cm Sa | afternoon, street or business. Easily wash- e oo ; _ . pos Bi: | itech Saat aos Pee a kas 3) ie tome en ae Mesos blue serge and tweed Suits in : the very smart Spanish heel. ed and ironed. choice of middy and Balkan Piece Sie pe Bie aes P On sale in a full range of sizes in the most want- a —_ All Sizes 14 to 46 in This Sale a : . r styles—a small group in choice 0! sizes 3 to 8 years. (Secosd Fleer—Nugents.) (Second F loor—Nugents.) ed materials and colors. (Fourth Fleor—Nugents.) RGWINEBASEMIENd, New Dresses Arriving Daily. The These Coats Have Been Reduced From Our Your-Unrestricted Choice of Any ~ | 1. | Sh O es ) Best Dresses in Town at the Price. Own Stock. Being Sold Less Than Cost. - ; alc OW | "e 1065 New Silk and Wash - 432 New Sport Girls Coat me $7.95) 42 ESSES| 44 COATS | utdstane ; aes em kL K : bit Ln $2.98 to $3.98 Values $ 1- r all the lustrous begin using Henna- Ke i ae eesti ‘ hil ia & i iat ii este Pe ey ny eG Re Pe LY Ne ee Ba IN Lee Eee Sing sik ris ak a ie x pa sy 2 oy echcene #5 fe ot ae es 52 tas r i ~ ay bas: May v EE nh a2 sss 2S eee ee ese eee 8 ee ere eS See Pe eRe ee and Full-lined tweeds in belted $7.50 to $10 Dresses | My . ] | Ma $12 to $15 Coats and flared models; a good va- $6.00 riety of colors. For the girl 2 Kind > +. sta PRA | ' fy Canton Crepe Roshanara a % 04, "y Plaids. Stripes { to 6 years. Choice of . a Satin Stripe Wash Dresses 7A. Doe a Tal gon ney $5.00 to $7.95 Values . 00 ” : , Dotted Volles Linens } ~ WG: FH, olaires e - : ; Welt Oxfords rN ba iche ' UUT) ene: aid Polaire and tweeds, full ran Calf Military Welt Ox Checks and Plaid: Vai Shadow Plaids ined in eide-tis, belted and —- ——_—_—_—_—_—_=_=__——_— / : (id Straps ‘lanp ' , felours . 0s mendes St raps / oa aaa CSS EE 4 Se aoa ae A ee: % :o yea ci 8, 2 lage ” te, i NEN, mer ES . : ‘ % 22 ‘ hate saath op dat a. bre Sa ~ , AP Rs ae ee ae Oe Nery a. Sig Set" (oR ko oa Rt ea TS Te Ree, 5 Gas Seat i atc WIR dial eX, Basa. a. . > ys ae : aah TR 3) ein ele : ge, ae 1% DOTY ey aten ve : + by ARN haa aa Nas SS a? Ae ie 2 ts vs. a iy 45 ree ee - ge es ee Ses SEU yea ie oa uy. ae be ao ae fred. RE AT Get ar ea € Te Fae. PROMPT 2 Fae ORE” Ss Sere. WED Se calle a ee : ih t Sh toed Rs Br SER OMT NE ay ee Ee Se Pup eat ot ee OPO: BARS: SUES 1S Oe ea REN EP ES oe oat ; a i - . oe, “ oh het cies nee » Canvas Welt Oxfords ' Sport. Wear, : peu “ Street Wear and Business. Patent Straps, dull kid trimme Red Kid Hollywood Sandals g F fl Bport Coats. bear cloth; some silk lined, v. Sizes for Women, Misses and Extra GW: wif Wanted colors. Large pockets, buttons, etc. and representing choice of all Log Cabin Suede Novelty Straps Cstiets caus timed . kk & 1ToO *, é . ¥/DE . e - 5 a aS Sizes. 14 to 46, 45 to 51. NGM pe’ Sizes for Women, Misses, 14 to 46. | ***er-srade Coats, § to 14 (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) te i (Bargain Basement—N agen t«.) Smoked Elk Sport Straps, @ray trimmed (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) Sizes 21, to 8. > ~* a Pi Moen 9 itn salt . ” Boi Bie Lae (Ene, iat: DY ee a > ea were 7 ° aS coher x insmede ena : pe ee lta “ a. ne
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on eereuiaiaimeentmaiaeiiiia — eel rs as, A sii - : ee Te aie ap ie EE he py ae, ee o A aoe = * Aibess - * ~ 3's - 2 ¥ ee - - 4 = ‘ Pee ra ; = oa J wae ese ; x % (fe res Sh Se . a x Ses nS) _.. 1984 S ~ ats v= oo wry “ ;* . : Sie Sa P * “a “ = ——_ bad cin bet a > _ eee | ET US PROTECT YOUR FURS FROM MOTHS AND H MACDONALD IS EXPECTED TO | xen — “Kline’s Quality No. 900 M’KENKA DUTIES | * 4 : , tg. 8 Pat, OFF Wik VOTE al _ Z | Chiffon Hosiery @ @ Thread Suk Hessery re PIMPLES VANISH— : ON DON May §.—No party ex- | $2.50 to $3.50 Values $ 59 neon "Pull-fash- $ : 95 Every pair perfect pe . ioned and of medium — eae oe aoe p 7 yee U “ i + fe,’ as . 4 . Silk Alpacas relieves the most obstinate cases. . rthen their position by the de- 1 4 Sn” ee. sm —t ; eo ft = —or you get your money back! feat of a formal opposition chal- 7 , scribes them tO a i. Puc | \ \ oe Laces Foulards You can have a clear compiex- (iunge to the Government i § | And—just think | \ a4 jon—a healthy skin, if you will go hilip Svowden. Chancell ot q not a Dress was ip- | | \ St Roshanaras to the nearest drug store—buy a ‘ “Fix ye I Yo in pl rtd -g Rb no ; 7 | i § beautifu > styles rrimmed ~ &» | y - Wa RA. LSS 7 , xs rm he Mme ag PAI “ = tes ¥ . are ‘cl ~ tne tae Ga RD Kala SEO 8 a NE RE A gai: ai Cann Ri lati ea Rip es ae: Core , ” ow Steet & : ae ‘ GTO RRO PENN, 50 abe GABBAP Soc Put rm ae , ae : Saipan any Be 2 gga) et me ER ae aa Crepe de Chine “ee ARS TAS, ‘> >‘. q - ior ré thr ‘ircui | | “- acts on the nucieus of your trouble. : Buy Mercirex at any drug store | ee nc oaitions in the House| Just Received! Splendid Underpriced Purchases of An Irresistible Breath of Summer! care of the skin and scalp to The L. D. Caulk Company, Milford, Del. We also recommend Mercirex Soap. " re “— et | = a - Gj , 1 ti UIE Uk sung Stems ot cme | | . 5 Iris VOonTrmation OF IL K Al ST ° . of 1 ‘ i ise of peTeE ntia? ys il} § : ana a Same : . ._« ~ ‘ I : : " 4 L ; wai & ' be ' ' : —— e ; ’ Dos = SS sae + . j ‘ . [> > : ’ ; : - ; | ORIGINAL Judge of Salt Lake « R yi New Blouses : q 4 , ; ¢ . = inted 7. hi th 2f der en) ran — ’ ] ‘ ’ ‘ >> + , ,*? Malted Milk ; ; Fresh From Their I issues Charming new Overblouses of crepe de chine and : Many are lace trimmed with filet and trig = rilis and tailored m is. New collar and cuff Long and short sleeves. Vestee effects. Digestible—No Cooking. A Light Lunch Ta : F % } ’ Ae ER A Pe RIN RS IER ION AILS AOI, AR ’ ait in ae > A i> e 424 te Ce ee eee ae ee $ Dati oil = ¥ v . - CHIL SR REIS SAK nb ge RAR ITHO Hard h pang be ai Salmon Pink d Jude ing, Taylor and Hart- | f : Ai) ire Georgett ‘repe ds tS " bai _ 2s ri¢ | ror, ? ™, ,? j ‘Y = ; ri : ' ; . : I) y 7 Lids S ng i > « . j . is . Pr ‘ ; s . . ‘ — + . 7 ~. * ; ~ > 4 i Z jav nr -% 4 Ys 5 ngay | si Lou ’ r - | : | ‘ ‘ ~ ; , > ‘ mo.) 6 “ ’ sf H 4 ~ : if . 1 . 4 e = e ‘ - . m ’ ae ‘7 3 ( | ORS: "3 t | i ~ ae * : 4 — a. - 7 2 ~~ j a ."* f ™ ‘ : J . a ») SS Dresse Very > eae é ~ j No € y ~~ ; ‘ ' Ss ° | t 3 f 4 W }- ir and Bia >} $$ : a a ' p : a eae ° a ; Poudre Blue Tan . s ,/ : 4 3st 2.59 iresses of white a / 3 j . Be a ’ red rgandies ha - ee a Pat hy Sheck 4 ES : : ri s* — : | ie id — > . ‘ "N@ sei¢6 * . > = m4 atrem per > to 12 ols ' ui son. for these Hats 160 CHILDREN’S HATS $ are from some of the RIBBON TRIMMED best - Known style j WHILE THEY LAST! en oe . ALINE’ S—Second Floor. Very Unusual a Sale of — Saturday Super Special fuwi® “CaN || Cotten (ICOAT Newest / Underwear Drastically Reduced! ” Sp ring yp ‘Very Specially Baty my , : FINE QUALITY sports cipt® Priced ; twill, T embroidery and " Shipped anywhere safely for 25c extra. Here’s Another Lovely Thing to Send A BEAUTIFUL BASKET FULL OF HERZ’ DAIN. TY TEA CAKES—A special basket, daintily packed with delightfully fresh Tea Cakes “4 y ive thy et} oe ‘ i, i ae “ 7 3 z — {op a eee ae Ces) ee : . _— wa : o, “ ne RE «/) . iRe tay “ a: se Og Py Sere d hen thy & pes» gist V6 MD “enti ae he! ey oS dual x Aa i a hoe Ra ? . } = eee ay 4 of oe seis Fd ; : . = —they keep fresh for weeks. | a rot r { ~ - « a ¥ z Oniv. Shipped anywhere safely for 25c extra. ic nS, and novelty buttons trim them. Footwear i at army encom a P | . (“hemise, Step-in ’ 4 . gray tan and bright ceim® mir iy ; DPrawers and 4 Siges l4to 44 7 | | Bioomers of nain- Regrouped and repricéd: fe. F | ? sock, shadow batiste gardless of former prices #3 opportunity of- Fashioned of and crossbar dimity 7 i such exclusiv Lace and embroidery low price In Soft Patent Aid 3 ale mmed. Also Ami- ncn chemise. Some More Goodies at Special Prices Saturday, May 10th YEOLD-TYME | _ FRUIT CANDIES = STOLLEN In 1 and 2 pound bexes The old favorites that re- mind yeu of “Wavy back Se SOC | Re Be awe + oo CAKES : Baca and fluffy 1 and 2 peund #-F r Mich: boxes. a Ib.... {OC saa : | : 47c¢ vellest modes for (Camel Kid | Fieldmouse Aid Red Kid Light Green Kid tlue Aid Dark Green’ Kid Gray Aid (hampaqne Kid KIINE’S — }: c"-Anine ATTGAS a.Wwnavs n HERZ * 7 . sty + % c - z . oe Las; A ' wire, 2a od * een ee ke ae. Sa ; : } xy * Sherr: STE Alpines at aa atten 3 a ee eee BS Ny gS aA a. tyre OTe ; —s rr ALINE’'S—Main Floor. 4 e* TGUEEO~ OL ho—~ Gl ley te) lon Gi lop Sado Ol tom Giio Gina ULlo Bile Sih a Girma 8 Cham! Gre. (PAS 8 CRMS acm 4 g | Bow ome Caos Sw» a HG How = the .
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eS ee ee Mw ba uke | RG TR or ges . — es ee ew _ re , i 1 . sateen gs 9: orem ee ret, seme , A x —, - - . x z Nite eth “ eo ee et “ay ree ee n | LONDON, May $.—Premier Mac- LADIES—LOOK : 'Donald is ready and anxious to f | meet Premier Poincare as soon a3 A special purchase allows ' the French election is out of the us to quote this exception- | way to discuss plans for making ally low price on Dresses. : the Dawes’ reparation proposal ef $ 95 fective. He helieves that a con- os aan versation with the French Mip- Save oni T hese Gray , : soe pele, cles it is not thought likely thai . : _the conversations wil) be held be- Makes at Savings . | Or Ly Included in this offering | ten 30X73 65 30x31 35 | of guaranteed Gray Inner | Clincher ° Clinch e ° | | st . , incner, ; . . , ————— Exceptional Is This - \ and To coats (fore early in June, after which | | several weeks will elapse before ail Tubes are Aladdin, Sterling y At oversize, at . standard size. F ess sar | Bien $1 a week will buy a new | | the allied Premiers can meet. Suit or Topcoat at— % outa ‘ Wash Frocks rin ‘ and A. T. C. makes—all | . > fresh, new laminated Tubes. Be O a e l ., Note these low prices: ’ This group of well-known and widely preferred oversize Tires, as ; =— | iz _ thine HIT = BY FALLING BODY ‘ : in ' St. Louisan Stunned As Another gg nl P ' Plunges to Death. ef charm- . 4 } Special to the Post-Dispatch. ; , & GALESBURG, Ill, May 9.—J. P 4 Ny l htt — “Ue SB —— well as the sizes set forth below, are of excellent materials and work- . | § Gals. Medium Body Adorabie > et ; 30x3 .. $1.19 34x4 .. $2.10 3 manship—-, P a tac i ‘ ne ae SE ‘ Summe: Suits with 2 Pairs Pants ay Raines of St. Louis was struck $ | li} ill at prices so special that motor owners may effect re lon the head by the body of John 30x3'2.. $1.25 32x4'4.. $2.85 | t markable economy by anticipating their tire needs for months in : : | he advance. 10,000-mile adjustment basis. 99).89 (E’S—Third Floor. 32x314.. $1.49 33x4%.. $3.00 31x4 .. $1.85 $4x41%4.. $3.05 | 4 2 s SIZE PRICE | SIZE PRICE - ‘ ¥s : $0x3'4 SS 32x4 .. $1.90 35x4%.. $3.10 | ‘By 2 55 7 = Ss 32x31, SS 2.5 3: f . @ Factory experts are here dem- 33x4 .. $1.95 33x5 ... $3.55 onstrating this remarkable Oil 35x5 .. $3.65 | and offering advice to motorists , a} 3x: ; Xe - as to which grade to select. 5 Gals. Heavy Body, $3.18 5 Gals. Light Body, $2.88 i;Collins as it plunged from the ‘fifth story window here yesterday ‘afternoon. Haines was stunned Db; | | | the blow. mimer : ; ‘ Collins, | | 'stantly killed. It is not known ' whether he jumped or fell from ithe window. but police believe he ' e : : , i) ; ‘committed suicide because of ?: | = health GRADWOHL’ 63 years ald Was i‘n- $2.25 Red Inner Tubes, ,30x3 14; ee oe Blouses eter Towe |) W] AL INNIVERSARY |SJALE! louses of crepe de chine and | | ® : trimmed with filet and Trish. modeis New collar and cuff . rt sleeves. Vestee effects - | ) 4 Y5 ||| [Sensational Free Offer!!! SO ee ee ee ee Stop Signals | Seat Pads : Glass Visors “Surety” Oil - | Desirable for auto or home “Adjusto” Glass Visors in blue | Guaranteed to give satisfac. tion: Pyralin Visors An aid for drivers: protect eyes from sun or bright lights. Cofivenient Lights which will . help to prevent accidents; com- . use are these 16-inch Pads of or green, with black-enameled Gre wr bl ‘ lete with switch and | matting; bound for | fram@, for closed or | 5-Gal. Can, Medium, 82.25 wi pated cpa : “ - at C ¢ 3 95 5-Gal, Can, Light... .83.19 sizes; $10 list wire. Very special.... : —_______—__——— Auto Sponges Seat C edges. Special... , Open cars. Special. 5-Gal. Can, Heavy.. .$2.48 Choice of any of these three valuable articles FREE with purchase of $60 or over Diamond for Ladies or Gentlemen. K LINE’S—Main Floor. iB ft . i, 4 ae : é a a 4-Piece Quadruple-Plate Silver Tea Set Free ge tery . FREE! overs for Fords | 2%¢ to 50c Values Stewart Batteries —And Chevrolets | 1] We Are Widely Used @ Excellently tailored Covers of dur- | € Storage Batteries sold with an eight- glove | : . | een months’ guarantee. Factory ex- Excellent quality Sponges in | pert will recommend proper type for various sizes, ' your car. ‘ord coupe. '17-'24....$4.45 : . $17 Value, for Fords ne atten. . °24....$8.9: Chamois Skins | $25 Value, for Buick , Chev. coupe 75ce value, each D | $29 Value, for Dodge Cars. .$18.95 §5c value, each For all other makes, priced in Chev. sedan .. : 8 Chev, sedanette $1.15 value, each : proportion. i ke eee en a neta at ttt ee ee Perr eT eer TTT Tere TT? able striped fabrics, having fasteners. Easy to adjust and wash- able. urday 300 Marvelous or Hats ck Combinations Orange Bright Colors mmer Wear HORN TRIMMED ; is / o ** ,.. Tke above 26-piece Set of Rog- ers Silver Plate with purchase of ladies’ or men’s Diamond Tool Kits Auto Chairs -—with steel frame and padded seat-and back: folding style. $3 value, $2.50 value, small.... $1.50 Vulcanizers — Parking Lights excellent make: com- Canvas Bags containing ham-. | Shaler ‘“Five-Minute”’ Vul —of an : ! , . ; r, pliers, screw canizers complete with patches; plete with electric bulb and ote emg a tas i driver and give splendid peateh. |. Yory Sone 69¢ | | Aa ality: let satisfaction C i ee eer ny 4 a | quality; complete Any of these three articles free with $60.00 or over Diamond Ring Windshield Cloths BPE oy Pypet np. ball- $5 Auto Horns $1.25 Tire Gauges | 7 ae 3 =r a s a ee ; ’ ° “Sta - Clean” Windshield earring Casters, easy (oO Use & Ames motor - driv en Auto Schrader Tire Gauges, wh! . | Hercules Rim Tools ’ Cloths—a spiendid aid to driv- excellent in every : Horns that give loud, distinct many motorists use; guarantee: ) Contracts and expands any | ing: eee thé demhenatie- | wee .oio See $1.75 ; warning: accurate; 79 | make split rim. $5.50 $3 75 | tion: each 50c¢ | paps ,cavce OPW) vatgh. special; . | Double Steel Bumpers | : _— ke approved by under- , . | ear Oil = Recovering Outfits Spotlights : |] . | | writers. | 25C Ford || “Evr-Lastin” make Gear} $26 value, 2% size. $17.95 , ' eT Tine’ Spotlichts with . —_for Ford cars. Easy to adjust nat pecs ‘ “ miner ain |_| Oil—a make that gives perfect $21 value, size 2... .$14.95 ae a ae nt auntie. | Crank Holders | | =tis‘ction: with sun; $1.19 | Sess rates tse 1% 912.96 most conven | | | ° Special, for Fords... .$8.95 For Ford Tour. Cars. $4.95 $ gal. CARO. .. . iedsi For Ford Roadsters. .$4.65 complete | Saturday Only, at : : : | Automatic Windshield Cleaners Stewart Speedometers 1 () | > | For Ford Cars ‘y | | For All Cars sats || ibaa (ee ° holders will enable vou to | Vat 10 comply with the city ordi- | Value.. aiue.. | : nance which is now being New style Speedometers of this splendid - : . - make: have colored dials and are both ef- ficient and durable. Bee Bea hi oe oe bY begged ae ee RE Be a TL aes Cone . . se . Pay i ca ¥ mae ¥ fa Or you may choose this beautiful Bracelet Watch. Just the thing for a graduation or wedding gift. FREE with any $60 or over Diamond. 75c Weekly Buys Choice of These Perfect Cut Blue White Super Special — i UY ARK Vesa / IOAN by +60 A | . TT TA {\\ “2 Diamond, Rings = | | Y And you get FREE, as an anniver- | ! ) Th $1 Automobile Flower Vases, each Se ate | : sary gift, a 26-piece Set of Rogers’ Vases, ws ts 180 | : w/N -pi $2.50 High-Grade Trou mps, w ii ode cunOl y Reduced ! i . ) 2 nlicroaen Sg. soe Cane Sais | $30 Thompson Shock Absorbers, set of 4... Tire Rao well constructed, wooden handies..........460 A LINE’S—Second Floor. 55 SESE RAY sis enforced @ An efficient automatic appliance which works direct from the motor and costs ean SETS - - - ese: nothing to operate. Other “Specials” in Accessories os _ a dependable Wrist Watch. $1.50 Williams Jr. Foot Accelerators... . - OE. Schrader Valve Insides, box of & $1 “Break-Not” Hydrometers, for testing batteries... . | Champion Spark Pluge............ Heavy Single-Cylinder Auto Pumps Res bate Fe ee | | , — $2 Outlook Windshield Cleaners $5 Ames Ball-Bearing, Motor-Driven Horns to : $5 Outlook Automatic Windshield Cleaners. .......$3.96 ; -View Mirrors $5 Olive-Drab Seat Covers, for roadsters. . Luggage Carriers ry “Yiu Soa Plugs, all sizés; each 95c Wrench Sets, 5 sockets and handle in bag 5 Collapsibie style of steel, | $1 Mat’s Original Mody Polish quart.... $2.75 Badger Ratchet Auto Jacks, 1500-pound size. .32.5- | black enameled, fit any style of | Rex Metal Vieors, 76 in bet Bai PR $3.75 Badger Ratchet Auto Jacks, 2000-pound size. .$2.95 car, not necessary to drill 98 , 1-Bearing Screw J $1 50 pests pr Ratchet Jacks, for Fords $1.25 | holes. $1.50 value...... C mreune! Palle Bats 2.50 Too l ‘ | 75 | $1.95 Steel Front Springs $1.45 $3 Amico Stoplights.... $1.15 Pump Ollers . he eo" . Seen oc | $5.95 Steel Rear Springs $4.50 | | ¥ | Adjenaiie Wresrae 3 | Tow Cables, ai steel... ;. Siam cc Sap Sea / $10 Running-Board Lights $6.95 | Comb. Stop & Taft Lights $4.95 | Tire Boots, 3% to 4% tm... 486 — Aluminum Step Plates | Grease Guns , Come Bethichem Wrenches, 6 for 65c | $2 Steel Rachet Wrench Sets. 61 © l'wo-Cylinder Auto Pumps. . =a er anon | wtory Fi Wedge-Shaped Cushions. 91.75 | of an eee Piugs . eo . . a ~— . ' : : , =a ™ ony. $5c Rubber Mats 95¢ Cocoa Run,-Board Mats .65¢ | Le j | - age eal Pumps $1.30 | $3 Veouna, Sate Saciiomeene om? $1.50 Rubber Mats, coupe .$1.19 | Fenders, set of 4 re Ajuen Step Plates, mat....95¢ | Airco Ignition Ganges..... 60 a $1.75 Rub. Mats, ’24 coupe.$1.45 K. W. Coil Units....... fi a neta eseunl ee ~~ she | 066 6 ms $138 Rubber Mats, sedan 8296 Ford Tall Lights °....85e/ | ASAD || cca eoplights:.--- #18 | 81280 Univer, Motommtes Special for the Bride or Graduate ee ee 2 ee ee Coats for street wear sports g en. a, . | oz New Model 17-JEWEL es wear. Coats in INE WLATLITY sport: - | : ue 7 » ad peste. capt ; — Waltham ILLINOIS ne pd novelty buttons trim them. | A _ Watch WATCH i " ‘ ' laring and fitted types. Navy, Hit ray tan and bright celors. ! : “ we -dleadeeng In white or green : izes 14 to 44. . & . ed ase > (oe , - . @ sary special, at gold-fill C . Regrouped and repricéd - re- : ' Re Rectangular Bracelet Watch Bardiess of former prices. i ; 3 . 50 50 Exactly as pictured: rich, platinum finished . a ) 4 . dial; accurate movement; quality white gold- iy + ine ¥ filled case. Both are appropriate for the June bride or graduate... $19.75 50c a Week i ae Ch, ee socket Sets. set of 6 sockets, 50c agVeck 50c a Week %& / $4 Rub. Mats, 4-d’r sedan . $3.25 | # ie ms sO DE sg eB em & g sa ak ENS _—_—___— ————~- Auto Polish 7 = “ were GI Windshield Wings..... Sree , Factory finish Polish, cleans, Carpets for Four-Door Ford Sedans, $5.00 value .$3.75 man’s Watch. 7 > var wl Tire Tools gag ; | polishes and preserves. With Carpets for '24 Sedans, $5.00 waluc.............§8.75 COLL EC Kc off r( AD. High-Grade Pliers sereee A | oe " oe ae we Lyons Spring Bumpers, nickeled...............$734 7 Red-D-Dee Shock Absorbers, set of 4 a — ‘e1: coccceeesiesc cn wee ‘ : . $2.7 Quart «ze, «pectal. Carpets for Ford Coupes, $2.75 value Pant iten, apdieted | Valve Lifters | rts Eace OCUST ST Ca for '24 Ford Coupes, $2.75 value........3e.! ome: ow - 2 : rpcts tor , “* size oc Mohair Top Dressing, 1 quart. ee ny a e. 7 7 die TREE 62 1 L : > S Carpets for Two-Door Ford Sedans, $5.00 value. .$3.75 small , special | | " A LINE’'S—Main Floor: : : a = te every caller during this Anniver- St nie Ka s City Minneapolis St. Paul sary Sale, whether you buy or not. Penney
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Re eg eee ROE Re TERRE Eee eo ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City C irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED BODY OF WOMAN, 61 ToS FOUNDINPARK LAGOON — al Daughter Believes Mrs. Eliza- heth Tracey Fell From Bridge s ; OT. Ss | After Becoming II. ee ee 5 See Our Other Announcements on Pages 11, 13 and 22 > | — r Handkerchiefs ; ———= «i E 1.50 1 ; $1 Value, ad Value, Pr. $ & E Each a = Quilted satin > i ainty i oudoir Sli 4 ; er one et ’ ay elkekin’ Seton : t E @ Piaites- -cuff Gaunt! ets of heavy these importec ine? nthe black, orchid, ‘ “Bianese silk with embroidered backs ® ——— Phe ————— amar a . —— dise pink and Diue; sizes tf le-tipped fingers. White only. ‘ull Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors “of Merchan to 7. eI doub wenn : emb oid - 3 > > oo et We Give Eagle Stamps ‘and Redeem 1 ' Main Floor : Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | at Retail in Missour i and the West Third Fleer a: ar- Here Are Wide r : — . ene 61 vears old, of 231 re avenue was I Misses Who Are Assembling New Wardrobes Should In spect This Very Large and Varied Assortment of Very Charming Frocks of Summer Silks |#jCandies *¢ —tLatest Styles for Street, Sports and Afternoon Occasions i EN 5 va ~ i - oe — . Splendid 3 7 : ‘ to . Valuesat.... ee ieee a attractive gold-color and con- Y Begining 1% pounds of our pop- 4 wiar milk chocolates. Price, $1.50. @ There is a really remarkable choice in this unusual collection of smart Summer Dresses. Models of § © “Par Excellent” Chocolates— silk broadcloth in striped and checked patterns as well as solid colors. Frocks of figured or printed faim § the cued in attractive Mother's crepes and dresses of Roshanara, pongee and other approved weaves Some are extremely plain, & a non: ib.. $1.50; 2 Ibs, $3. while others are trimmed with-lace. novelty buttons. shirrings, stitchings, pleatings and flounces and many of the dressier Frocks are sleeveless. 4 650e Assorted Nut Other Silk Summer Frocks priced $19.75 to $49.75 fe | Very Special Sature Centers of carame!, nougat, butte: Linen and Cotton Frocks Misses’ Silk Frocks ; BB | brea eat clusters and ocnere—cove —in a Wide Variety of Modes —for Daytime and Evening Wear 7 60c Mallo Fluffs wa OTEN- Eas oguuee knew nothing of the presence cf | —— " fa’ ee 2) Reeeeeeeee Gee Ve , | 1 $ 15 Tender, fresh Marshmallows, wit! Sree Gee fi] the liquor and that the ecarch \ | _ i \Pg ae Ie , $ > and $ 19 D VY tO ° \ sovered with cocoanut—a very | ed made Desks legal as the office looked iin | we ae. TUS ete ; | (0) peered wa sme S copa tiggpete GE : Tt’ \e Re Pee bi pou bk Orest near Washingto! a - day oY Park at 4:15 p. m. yest ' or S iver | park attendants. 3 s Beware imitations Demand | Her dauchter. Mrs. Bessie Pus- ~oeeal k oon with whom she resided, ident road Sollcaakete tendo onde fied the body She said she ae | lieved Mrs Tracy id fallen ing ’ , i the lagoon f; om a S| | deniy becoming 1} ** * have made he _ ADVERTISEMENT al} = c « ; Gained 10 Pounds...’ In 22 Days SENTENCE OF WILLIAM BENTZEN That's going some—but skinny DEFERRED UNTIL TOMORROW men, women and children just can't ep putting on _ apt Cy o— Produce Dealer Convicted of Pos- eer bless. take — session of orn Two Sons uitted. As chock-full of vitamines as the en _ ease of William Pasty. fishy tasting eod liver orl it Dentinnn produ: e dealer, at ° eclf, but these sugar-coated, tasteless worth Kourth street, who was Co! Sublets are so easy to take as candy, ©, og yneceasion of liquor b Bad won't upset the stomach. necaeeag i a One woman gained ten pounds in ON REE GAOL twenty-two davs. Sixty tablets sixty ee eents. Ask Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph Drug Stores, Enderle Drug Co., Johnson Bros. Drug Co. or any druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. Directions ond formula on each box. Get McCor’s, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablets. tomorrow by . eee ee eee eee se se ee 2 8 2 eB ee ee ee ee ke Bg gag natant aYat at and ata anata | | ESKS i} A k tf m the world. runny sacks at Saturday. ib s§ le —_—_—_ ; _ —? if Te erson Bank de} withou at Misees” street. orts. afternoon ana after-dinner Misses’ street. afternoon. dinner and evening Frocks— 7 : Our Assortment of ° \ 2 It Uses Them. nave | Wis Ove . . } ier Ss i hel ae ' EY - ka of line ine Dp! 4in or emt bro} ider ed vole dot- af PP ain or printed crepes, Georgette, Canton satin, . ted Swiss mery oni inations. Imported mode's are in- plain or figured chiffon, and lace combined with various #) _———— \ cluded and they are enhanced with beading, hand-em- weaves. Many of these Frocks are extremely elegant, 3 c . +-- broidery and hand-drawnwork. Sizes 14 to 20. and there are sizes 14 to 29. a“ —$— >F).00 to 29Q. i BY . ; MW “ i . eRe? At Ry aoe ® peewee 4 % 7 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES A Wonderful Purchase and Sale! ° 360 PAIRS $5 atent Sandals Wan a Avy \\AlD AAS: in \ \ ‘ fy / H) ia \es \e \ ; MIM |\\ 2* yy Special. SAVE VAAL LT ANN $44d/ AWAY (Especially irteresting just now is our showing of daintv and girlish Frocks of imported voile, Georgette, net and crepe de chine—some quite plainly fashioned, others adorned with laces, ruffles, hand-embroidery, rib- . bon rosettes, tucks and hemstitching. Sizes 6 to 16 years. A “ae 3 | ae Ferns in Baskets | sarie’ ~ ’ , cac + 1a 8 ; Beautiful Ferns—healthy | Girls Capes | Middy Blouses : : “ and vigorous—aet in decor- ; + ‘A } 2 ated wicker skets. Spe $8.95 to "g singeaeaet | $2.95 $4 : + t cial for Mother's | 1 SWVEAIISEGG, c ie @ English Broadcloth Overblouses that are neatly tailored, having the new boyish or round collars. A type of waist that Is now wanted for wear with sults and which will he favored later for wear with white skirts. Sizes 54 to 44. — Lt Piri tesa a . He ' i += | 3 : . ; *, : ' In all-white or white TP ae se | Conctal combined with colors. Je e . os my Fourth Fleer These Spring and Summer are . Do ir or oo] Middies—of doa Drown, rose, , ; An Unusually Advanta eous Of ferin of Our Po ular 101 : } M1 id a rs wheen rreen and co yr i rhit , = x : ‘ ir— in soli coiors, strit : ‘ copen or! in white ene ee f g g Pp : tlour . | = fe : You Would Please “ \ her natterns, 4 . Ne; * les with colored Co lare All ~~ $1.95 “Surety” Chiffon Hose | —————— ae =) | This Vie : | Saturday—A Real Opportunity in 500 #98 2400 Pairs— 5 AS | . , é : ge Style No. 21! —— — | F Sample Silk Sling aa the Pair ampie SUK SUDS Be } —— 5 4 @ Not only may women and misses save sub- eS * stantially by sharing this offering, but it includes Hels $5.95 to $7.95 Values— m~ 2s : the most favored of the many new shades. Choice S ‘al at : ; of beige, dawn, silver, Oriental pearl, Airedale, pec a ) ee 3 | cinnamon, gunmetal, nude, French nude, apricot, : oe a 4 bobolink and also black. $ Q “a | - : Full fashioned of pure thread silk, x 3, if} A 4 flawlessly woven and with lisle tops. Sadietvemhthin | L va } Main Fleer Pearls . ¢ | 4a 4 App’ tee Siecmue con @ Verv desirable are these +. tokens. To choose them here is te Sample Silk Princess Slips. All | |=/f f | 9 Records for all our Records are are in bodice top stvle, the satin | j4/4) Pre a¢ § No. 669—$1.50—My Mother Slips being double to the hip of \{ /4y# \} “Ee | No. 776_$1.50—Mether © self material and the radium fi AT * 4 No. 13068—$1.25—Mother M and broadcloth Slips neatly hem- | : i} - oe No. stitched. A group that affords ( “7; 4 1sa06— —— SHOES FOR YOUNG WOMEN de rire : aris ; to 8 A real Saabwear bargain at $3.8. Morning Special! ees +3 9 A. M. to 1 Only 178 Smart Hats $1.98 to $2.98 Values Newest Styles and the Utmost in Value at $6 , ie ” “Charming for wear Choice of flesh, navy, white, ee black and green Slips. € In “Surety Six” Footwear—our own exclu- | asd a sive brand—stvle, wearing qualities and mod- wal erate price are so well combined that more and Sat mS , . . | urday, We Offer a nore women every dav are making it their | 1 y, era Newly Arnwed Assortment of | choice. A wide variety of models provides for : Bil S Yt S _ every occasion. Especially popular are these ) Ma po S a -, four Sandals— Hats of Leghorn, Canton crepe and Swiss hairbraid in Summer styles and coi- ors. To stimulate morn- ing shopping this limited number will be placed on sale without thought to their cost or rightful prices. Come early to get yours. Women wil! want several for the sea- son when they see them. In Two Attractively Priced Groups at . = ee ° nila : No : 10; “Winnie No. 3077; “Bonnie” . buouck Sandal with Grecian front strap Sanda! , $ Q5 $ cut-out vamp and quarter of gray nubuek ith fancy * ~ at eee eee <= and — ; es beige ni) ~< No. 4082; “‘Creole’ No. 2017: “Peekin” @ Both women and misses will find this new assortment a ee a m = _— Sports Hats unusually interesting. Included are rough A anda! a Strapped Sandals of smoked sailors with Geergette facings and draped side cro “4 ="? * er ° rr , ie + _ - . - . , 7 ay ca m: or elk with tan Ruseta strap: also Hiats in various styles and models of ribbon. Choice of ofradbin with tan Rueasia same etyie in gravy elkskin and light celor combinations Feurthk a J oO is] a f] a“ 8 e s 2 a. a * ; 7 =| o s . s = a in | a o 8 s a o . 7 s a ae af * * . AJ a . & a & . ® a ° . a a . . a o * a t - s Ss a a s a a w~ Serond Flan: PORE R PRE RBRR RAE EL EEE EE REE RARER AELA ARLE en kena es Palade aaa lla de tad dae aa aaa e” Secend Fleer — Se ee
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cai ere " ‘ ee a2 a : ? Pe ee FE ie Ai ’ a ee on oe ‘ ‘ se 5 Set PE Sor See , ave emir. > ‘¢ 2 ve t+ 3 Yi Ae ee *. x. FRIDAY. . P pripar, The Dail; A a es eras y ee a MAY 9 1924, L) — ae e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOU POST. -DISPATCH tk pt & ] APANESE SEEK $30,000,000 LOAN TO BUILD HYDRO PLANTS Nation's Industrial Futare Depends on Employment of Great Nat- ural Power. ‘pecial Cuble to the Post-Dispatch and the Chicago Dally News. Copyright, 1926. ‘Copyright, 1924.) TOKYO, May 8.—A new epoch n the Industrial development of japan was presaged through the ‘nnouncement that the Daido Elec- tric Co., one of the largest Oriental power concerns, is arranging to float a loan of $30,000,000, Presi- ient M. Fukusawa of the Daido company is sailing for New York to conclude arrangements for the & oe btne! ed - en ws) Si sig arama se, rh ae he x A a r ~ Ad, ’ $e ars ° : ge ay 7 Lay eu eg 2S" ee “a Pie oe Dima 6th. * aaa: Le ys ee : See Our Other Announcements on Pages 11, 12 and 22 Slippers = ——————"=_z : - @ Fur ~ $1.50 1 . | tor age Value, Pr.. . a meee : all In Our M Vaul brenien's euiiene. 3 Pair —In Our Modern Storage V auits Houdoir Slippers atin 3 , ; @ Absolute protection for your valued gray elkskin a @ Plaited-cuft Gauntlets of heavy Mi- furs, Winter garments, rugs and draperies biack, ‘chid, : B® i ignese silk with embroidered backs and | S $ e ewe « a ate oa a the ie ea a aes PAAR Se we ys 0 Bers B Mt laoacrr ae during the Summer months — whether pink and blue; sizes 3 a tipped fingers. White only. 4 1 7 ; 5 0 | : to 7. | double-tipP . | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise en A, ee Oe eee Third |G Main Fl : ° , : 2 , . ae ' set Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the West. sdssaee Baie pea oi eines He - aai onnaed Dh TE Ta te S Migee’ TE: : aS ‘7 — ; t of Very ' Here Are Wide Assortments of the Choicest Kinds of vonneneneeeee Silks }\Candies for Mother’s Day = | } Many Luscious Sweets Packed in Appropriate Boxes wae AM soe" IOAN. The proceeds of the loan will be used in the development of hydro- electric enterprises. Japan hasan abundant supply of unharnessed water power, and her tind@us‘rial future is largely dependent upon tis employment, * Japanese bankers and industrial. ists are anxiously awaiting the ou:- — come of the negotiations. It ig a record undertaking on the part of private Japanese organizations, and its success is expected to result tn large demands for foreign capital here. Difficulties as a result of the September disaster and the present status of the yen are realized. How- . 7 . P| : ever, itis believed that satisfactory terms for the loan will be availabie. | The recent Washington resort that the Government plans to float _another foreign loan next year has | been discredited, upholding the statement of the Finance Minister ms - ny 5 : C5 er i eK ge i aa In the Basement Economy Store—This Feature Group of Men’s Spring and Summer Suits $22.50 to $25 Values Offered $ 3 Sizes 33 to 46 OG susks Stout @ Men’s and young men’s Suits suitable for Spring and Summer wear. Of all-wool cassimere, cheviot, worsted, flannel, velour and unfinished worsteds, also Suits of tropical worsted fabrics. In youths’ sports style with half belt, and single and double breasted styles. Sizes 3d to 46 stout. Mccasions AE hi i EE EK i i i ee i i i i i i i i i 4 @ Whatever kind of Candy is “Mother’s” favorite, from these groups you may select a gift box that will de- light her—and every piece is as whole- some as it is deliclous—made in our Daylight Shop and very fresh. Rowe > a 4 2 em LL... A “Mother's Day” — in “Par Excellent” milk choco- attractive gold-color and con- lates, crystallized fruits, bon- ' i taining 1% pounds of our pop- 3 @Peande a ‘Vuiar milk chocolates. Price, mt bonsand other kinds—in ap- $1.50. 1 pound for 60c propriate box; 1% pounds, , ’ . 4 eisind 4“ $1.75; 214 pounds, $3.50, mer Dresses. Models of ' i par Excellent’ Chocolates— wenn au aan teuiee ta : ; ks of figured or printed , ‘i the “pride of our Candy Shop” cream, nut and hard center If desired, you may select one i ae : 4 acked in attractive Mother's chocolates and other kinds, of our specially designed boxes e are extremely plain, . | A * “Sages in “Mother’s Day” box. and have it packed with your tings and flounces and ee eens 1s S250; 3 ibe. 95. mother’s favorite candies. : > ») rOCKS © Wiad iiagelll in a recent interview that the Jap- anese Government planned to can- struct a solid national economie foundation first. “Big Tim's” Pal Walks on Ont. By the Assoctated ese CHICAGO, May 9.—John Barry, pal of “Big Tim™ Murphy, labor leader serving a term in Leaven.- worth Federal prison for the Dear. born Station mall robbery, and who was convicted with Murphy, walked out of the Federal RBufld- ing yesterday just after hearing an order denying his right to appeal and affirming a sentence of four years’ imprisonment for the mall robbery. Barry not only eluded the Federal officers, but walked past six policemen waiting to ar- rest him on a State charges. Ho must surrender or forfeit a $606,- 000 bond posted pending the ap- peal. Brazil nut clusters and others—covered with sweet chocolate. e ai ae ~ # L* he é + 3 x Fas ¥ % My “ J Ags) / teh. D ws Pes) phe, Ullah: ve gt eee an a one) ep ae Ay é P} che ety: : ee ay vee ay rAe Hap whe! fee toy Re iy ei , ‘ ane a, ae Te e #5. ip, seag . in at Y i L. ater oe ; § um te ties Beak Y ees. ¥ a J aE Bis Bee eer P aie . ; Px Peet " Fs Se Reining 39 75c Cherri e vening ear . 60c Mallo Fluffs | Big juicy uaericn aie | $1.75 Hard Candies S 15 'ifender, fresh Marshmallows, with cream fondant, and coat- | American mixed Candies, in 3- to . | foovered with cocoanut-—a very | ed with milk or dark‘ lb. jar; some with filled cen- popular confection. | chocolate; Saturday, | ters; Saturday, In stripes, checks, plaids, tweeds, her- ringbone and mixtures in colors of gray, brown, tan, blue and black. a if 4 ('} fj . =z & + : . righ oie 3 ta athe A “ee ase Na ia ae ., me @ # Saturday, |b. pound m. dinner and evening Frocks— Ye : . Georgette, Canton satin. 7 Our Assortment of Homemade Candies, the pound. oo .60c and lace combined with various ; . | Candy Shop—Main Floor | Frocks are extremely elegant, ; 20. Basement Economy Store “4 a 2 Ai thy ah in 4 ee, * : q , Saal ry MB he a For “Mother’—Silk Umbrellas Featured Saturday Are Many Attractive Styles in Women’s and Misses’ New Summer Dresses 2500 Garments Offered in Three Groups @ The Basement Economy Store’s apparel section is so well known for its splendid values and large assortments that it has become the source of sup- ply for thousands of economical women and misses. So wide is the selec- tion of stvles in these particular groups of dresses that you will find it very easy to fill your needs here Saturday. 85 | .8985| 815 Dresses of printed crepe, figured: Georgette, beaded Georgette, lace and Georgette Canton crepe, flat crepe; in | combination and flat crepe. various colors. Black and high shades, Basement Economy Stere ** ” Fourth Floor 7 ! Please “Mother” With One of These Gift Baskets of Flowers a... 89.95) Ea FH ~ Rt Af ide Assortments of Dik, ie ear Hy me : 2 fs, ln, 8 a raat te @ The popular and practical rain- or-shine Umbrellas in very charm- ing styles, of excellent quality silk, @ Wicker Baskets painted with fancy borders and novel club green and decorated with handles with leather strap and colored motifs filled with loops. large size, $5 value. .$3.45 AGE é oR ~~ a 7 ’ ly y st UL pdinr blooming daisies, | geran- ma iums, various kinds of ie er oh vs ¢ WHE, on: Seca In black, navy, green, brown, red and purple ~ \. (@ : Wie 3 ——— ey ferns and other plants— 7 a gift that will last. Main Floor 4) a 4 a? NWN ANTAAYY OGG, SAAN ; 1" (AS OT Pa ; ’ eh oe wet - f ‘ ; —_are Dresses of volle, linen, Dresses of Georgette, English broadcloth, Norman- French voile, imported linen, | dy Voile, Tabsytk, tricoplaid and tricolette. Regular and extra sizes. a Boston Ferns The Japanese mat around the pots make these Ferns very attractive; Mother’s Day special at ; | : : ; ; : : Ferns in Baskets : ay Cut Flowers me Mottoes | ; rs : j _-_eaea eee eee pedo OO OOS 1) | DA DAA AAA AAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA AAA AAA AAA ADD ADDS DD DD A» DD bb bb bt tiie pai iniiri iririiiiiitiairiihbii init ibrbhb bb bh bbb bh bbb bD’A4L446.4.4.6.46.446446004446444.446464444.446.4646 6464644464 64 644464445 64 66446 64 44446444444 04006464444604046404444404 Beautiful Ferns—healthy j and vigorous—set in decor- Cut Flowers, ferns ‘and 1 ated wicker Baskets. sSpe- epray of asparagus fern; id G f Take Advantage of This Offering of — for Mother's $3.95 | very special $3 Priced From Saturday, a Splendid roup oO are Men’s Shoes 2 Summer Millinery | Seconds of $3.50 to $5 Grades y i $5 Value, Special +) IS - *] “|| $ = @ Black and tan kid and v. calf Oxfords, also some of iF ‘ patent. On round, square and —_ cA group of about 300 wide toe lasts. Also high lace , . Hats for Summer wear. +} : ; | tner. r Sheen, Se 6 ee hey are made of crepe, Comfort Shoes | Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes hairbraid and combination materials. Nicely Women’s black kid Oxfords For girls, patent leather 1- trimmed with flowers and other effects. In the and two-strap Slippers in | strap Slippers; for boys, ma- sizes 3 to 9, with tips $2.95 | ene | tog memes $2.45 light colors, including black. or plain toes ; All Plants and Cut Flowers Delivered $ 50) Basement Floral Shop ly to . | @ Because they express the deep- You Would Please “Mother’’ Greatly With est and most tender sentiments that we all feel] for “Mother,” these + + mottoes are ideal tokens of regard. | | 1S \/ 1etro a They are attractively framed. . . ; . 7 The assortment includes a Jpportunity in 500 . # ’ number of different styles Style No. 215—Priced Sixth Floor Bik Slips >150 Terms if Desired @ A handsome, high- grade Victrola finished in walnut or mahogany, with all the Victor features which¢assure splendid re- production and with al- ° bums for filing records. A New Style in Appropriate Records for Mother’s Day Gifts (33 | ) S d | se ; The following selections are ideal for “Mother's Day” ir S an a S 3 & fi . & tokens. To choose them here is to obtain new and unused All {/ @® | Records for ail our Records are sealed. Satin fA\ ft . | No ————— ; | Fourth Floor : ' cae ek Oe Sa, iu 07 Gages re - “2 ’ rp) 2 Ps Baty o . : ‘Sod ae ty air ‘ ay; 4 . Te al Med lb d RS Se) te eI tap ce freee ode 5 ] ; ” 7 EGA RAR SI ING RR SAE COMMIT BBO kel Rh! Aa Si TRS Me ae a as , : ha Ry gi ey ie 8 RN a “6 ; Rasement Econemy Store Basement Economy Store 2 #3 Stickney’ - Mazda caret Kite, Fear eo ce en eee oe ee * EES pg Whe Yeo PRS tiga te: 5 a — LF, Shirts Umbrellas Purses Underwear $s Value 9 $2 and $2.50 $1.25 to $1.49 95¢ = _ $3 ¢ 1 i 9 for Fa . Values Values...... ee r ' Gowns, chemises, step-! @ Soiled Shirts of English @ Men's and women’s Um- @ Women's Purses ote Paty: =e he broadcloth, in white, plain brellas of fast black wa- good quality leather in of mustin, toile ené. arene and figured weaves. Sizes terproof silk and linen. various styles, also some 33 56 40 46% : AG, to 4Y. 26 to 28 inch sizes. beaded bags. izes 36 to 46. Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Rasement Economy Store Rasement Economy Store he Sa he sith BOX SPECIALS 2h box, @ “Babbitt” Sandals with cut-out ip of \{ // Bi. 988-$1.50—My Mother .........Orval Harold |} effect Mt ype a mgmt lium | 7 : . q se 776—$1.50—Mother O’Mine.......McCormack Airedale, patent, white kid and em- tf) . | to ig sees Machree......Theo. Karle white canvas; rubber heels. — o—There’s a Mother Al- ‘ Sizes 11 to 2, the pair... . $5.00 ways Waiting Louis James Sizes 2% to 7, the pair. . .$5.50 No, 2385— 75c—Mother’s Love Ernest Hare Sizes 2% to 7, white kid. $6.50 Suitable for dress or everyday wear Irregulars of A Selling That Will Interest Women— Band-O-Girdles & Corsetalls Women’s Hose $2.50 Value—Special at. . . 1:3 5 | $1.50 to $1.75 Grades —and many other selections. a Music Salon—Sixth Floor @ Of pink broche and fancy pin-striped material, with deep elastic gores inserted. Strong attached supporters. In a good range of sizes. “Venus” Jersey Silk Confiners Back-fastening models, ideal for Summer wear. $1 00 * ly Arrived Assortment of | Saturday—Women s All sizes. Specially priced Saturday, for @ Full-fashioned thread ailk Basement Economy Store and silk-mixed Hose, lisle tops 4 rts Hats . Ny : Maple Rockers Blouses oo pomgpe oo cag. Black, y Priced Groups at / : it st ae eS "designed, QD mee 8 Chocolate Caramels Children’s Hose p | @ Sturdily Offered 7A I Q5 Layer Cake Three-quarter Socks of seam- .. 5 Second Floor Third Floor «x =* ve . ps > ee haa ve ot ug PA Th 4 we '’ 3 etal a aietian tattle iMate dey Sieh lie he at ee eee -F ata “ss ~ om ie: ee 8 = 7 . np : Pe - * . x Ss , La - — F S| es Y Of Unusual Interest Saturday—A Special Offer of Natural Varnished ee eee i i i i i i Dt orrrrreYeYTeTeeemeeeeererlereerereereereereereeee eS ieee i ont of lawn these Chairs meet all the requirements less mercerized cotton, with ; | i — — or porch use—their natural maple varnished 65c Reg. 40c 29¢ cuff tops. Black and 21 e e ’ finish resists weather, with medium high vue. DUC ib.; Lb... colors. %35c to 39¢ values., C ‘ — ) . @ and broad arms. €@ Delicious Caramel Cen- backs, woven seat ms € Delicious orange Layer ters, covered with sweet Women’s Hose $6 75 Rockers $5 Rockers $3 Rockers @ Blouses of crepe de chine In Cakes, fresh from our own chocolate. eek . Geen at « inbeal lso : : - &@ Ladder-back style plain and printed patterns, @ ovens, also Hose with lisle tops and rein- l find this new ; : : ee Attractive Rockers . knit with crepe de chine : ng. iting lege roe as oy ; 4 Varnishe@ natura of eagle, Se ee sea benst an combination. Small round collar, 85c Fruit Stollen, 25c Milk —— nei artee and and draped side crowns—felt , - | on seat of wov- cooad arms, siat maple, with double are amg a Ba geet we Sosy net 30c Spanish Bans, 22c urday. tb. to $1.00 grades : ag . ’ 4 = nN ax. ee , hal = = and high | back and double wo- pent ye oO seg > 36 to 46. Rasement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store eis &f ribbon. Choiee of white | . en splint ae aan os # back. Satur- s ven seat; $ a $ . Store Fourth Fleer + s ante aie 4.75 ee i ek 61 3.50 fortabin. ca, 92.29 Basement Economy ——=—=_— : __eoooeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerererrmrcrmrcr mr papi pie bd se... ee eee ee ee eee eee DODO WWOOO0O800044 64005 00064.0000046040404446.4040604.464.4646.64 646 bb bbb bbb bbe ii ee ee a - es ee
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- PRET. OE sai Sie 2 ak sy PEPER PES" oR pare = eSaT z, , e “he : 0 7 » 4 Sa t ur da \ ' irwin Lee Cut M ne n | . | —~- Bets _ ” a ales ‘553.00 to yr per against the certainty of decay” Our paints and varnishes are cheapest in Rites Promise to Be Good. ; i sedis } offer. Terme as low 62 0828 Eeee, Per Week ° surance against decay because they are the best TION » ped by | ack of Faciliti és to ; 1? FF EVERY RANGE GUARANTEED UR ao | a $ This Handsome | races rUmweecer ui aeceailk ok PLATT & THORNBURGH 7th and Franklin te TaeCOCéL age: Gatherings. [a S220 Olive St. (Est. 1905) udiean uk! = FH reso! ution urging that there conducted a saloon in the Centra: National Bank Building till their, inom = oct ’ "at ‘eh - iam a , ; furt ‘her de! ay toward erect - | prohibition violatior Pinal \ ) . no t Ke : ' =. ¢ ry 4 | = the $5 000.000 m unicipai auci- ed to stay | ‘@ and community center wena: . ee Joseph Cods and Irvin | SIRE Say OS Sigal WOM ME ae he he * 22 *: adins provided for under the a icoue, Was adopted by tne | “s . — ; os of directors of the St. Louis | sion and Publicity Bureau yent: | its fi surteenth annual meeting | eo erday at Hotel Statler. pyeste ro: _ = ’ The bureau points Out that i* is 4 ane se of lack of ' ’ dicapped because or pan tet ne tale ea rea of per fa -jlities for ‘axing ca! : e conventions, there being at + 90 such conventions which invited here until the business is completed. it reco- Judge Davis remark ed th diate comdemnetion | was “a most aggravated case o! see ose eee ese eée8ess ppaosecoesss — Sotiereesser , ** $35 - eedings. and approval by the | violation of the Volstead law.” He - y See ae SHEE S SE Sgt sayy ‘ ; RG SsssSsesss eset sc toedet eA Sse Sage tees | Seeard of Aldermen and the Citi-” Medel 210 fined each $400 and sentenced each | © Sepp spsttrittstestethotsoil tite esi ahs hethde stttiseeaie, ' ; ; en Sige et ’ 4 ’ Superyisory Bond Issue Com- : - ~ > =% . > mthe _ . ? % j ve 7 _ - -- : : -=e-! , ofosi oes : > s Complete With | to Six months in jali, \ ott ' > sees ee of expenditures to start im Recerd Albums, renton, Mo., and Lee at onto! o> ouhe es , at ae | poe tes mediate work. rtp Mo 7 est f sepia ieee bik issississssessesss Sa te . | Resolution to City Officials. Yesterday it was learned that 3223 SELeERECeeeT eT stride > 7 ee eocksssocs ae 2777 ~~ _f he resolution wiil be sent to | P ++ | , , Pa oa + ran x . Stir wer: —_ Roard of Aldermen, Board of | aS AAO? ‘ubiic Service and the Citizens | Cody and Lee had returned to 3 Set : : se $4 DOWN | ccc: BPS Aa ce (| S had been paroled udge Davis to- it oS : , ET BANG ISR + 7 0) ee we } | eervisor) Committee. Other — Secures Immediate dav said they were not aro oled, bi ce so leca * t Pace oe * Se ee Serer co bere ee eN , eanizations. su ch as the Cham be | : that the original terms of tence , cae : A / . sfirests) ¢ boon eee ss fae Commerce, Real Estate Ex- Delivery. had been set aside and he Sts Sse ye ilies = spabebadss: , eee e@banse mee Associated Retatiers, | Easy Terms for Balance sentenced each to 62 days in jal oneal : be 4 a bs eae . ll be asked to send similar reso- . } | representing the = Papen — s25 ; veg ) o be r /, : e . Z : , : a : ‘ Se | Here $a Value! served already. They had paid} a ; 4 , [/A campaign to advert ne Peed — LAL) f tet Lewis as a summer resort for visi- | men you see these splen- he Judge Said it was represent- owes : ) . | YL fs ssh a Cer Pay : during June and July, will) f fesonant tone you will won, im that Lee paper "RRS poetics 3 antl he PH Rts: Ibe started, Secretary Hatfield of | der how we can possibly sell four children. is in d Lic at Si & ty afiee 4 .¢ roe 7 ey Oe ae : bureau reported. The Munici- them so ridiculously — low. and she asked him to free her hus gd, a eee oe a A sot. Ae aie \ mal Theater and other outdoor at- | Ze wo Fare Val $69 band. He felt it wou unfair | SHUN TSEEES Se | QEESEHSE Sas : Mractions will co-operate. | : ie 4 Pe eee eee 4 ~~ ” y TES EEESSESES _ = SeSes > 0.6 0°, x The annual report on the bu or $253352 335: meau's activities showed there were | ues, to be sure, so come early not to release Cody also an felt mt the arrest the paying teller Was . ss bY 7 awaited! ~ mic to have identified Dubois as » =e man who cashed the check. SILK DRESSES......_ a | Soro ) FUR CHOKERS $25 z Gi IAN OVER $100,000 STOCK TO SELECT FROM WA a | lean. aris eran a Cheese from St. Louis’ largest and finest Diamond steck The limitiess assort- t¥ ; . : : ; ony oy a handwriting expert ment assures an incemparable selection! _ I: : \ peat the indorsement upon the WOMEN’S COATS..._ Si) eels 2° AE MISSES’ COATS II is N / wy , Sal : ~ a. . i eck was not in Dubois’ writing. OFFER No. 3 WRIST WATCHES OFFER No. 4 | Yi y= 4 SILK DRESSES... vals = VAN, | FUR CHOKERS. : \\ 1 > po) Oe ee 3 5. PPO RADE IPOL PORE 90 PRC ha Sa blprntastioers > oe me | ’ tee - y * r : NG Ay BEE TRE ON ee NE TN ett Slap Elan Sets dimetiat: salseins SN Ef ee Sen a eT ee ae ad , 4 ae " » . you pay but se MISSES’ COATS... = oe ‘ ‘ ; —_ a os oss eh tae ge down on your 23: 2% is Fine Rectangular : A Sensational = % 4 purchase but you & ? also select from You need a good WOMEN’S SUITS = . 3 oe ) SILK DRESSES — 4 ih pa 919.75 WATCH VALUE ie A h | FUR CHOKERS. _ 4 a rN fi BAe 17-Jewel, Adjusted Y| Gee RD nest stock in St uracer. Phone you | = SS | ¥ 2 wife to get you a = PY, ss Bel RABY exceliens jews HAMILTON “Se ous. Wee B can of Old Jodee i he eerie len ihied 0 allay Coden cas ca ee Excellent jewel- gee ge = | \ 64 ” 75 ee make of Watch: # Coffee. = tea } \ Pee. complete stocks This Exquisite New Oval é 29: of best Silver-. Then your tingling The newest ware; as vast and @f nerves will stay put. style. Unesual | : ld filled . _ Genuine mtn n “ white-gold filled wuaiieah Sea eee as varied a Jew- Your wrinkles will be- peoatet Voes meet at dane f ‘ elry stock as come twinkles. d ietinect ive. low price. Great chance oa + Te Gaaranteed ti- 4 this practical . , you ve set your | Close t | B32 tre i.” 8 . eyes And our . Ol — 2 3000 | =i ~ ‘4 ducing the $35 7) Only Sc Down Mii} prices are low, positively the Sewell they of i ar ee = ELGIN “BOULEVARD” ! | elles teens ee could he ¢ e finest coffees. New Spring = PAY ONLY Se DOWN hereafter. You take the or the quality offered! Bear in You can't buy better. sfE pie or meme Watch Watch and par 2 little ——- -_ 5c down and the balance as the | £ = e’ve wheter sa : ae | j es i : Popular Price | “The Truth : Bes. UNUSUAL OFFER—BUY anda E At your grocer’s. At prices that’ = $ a - scarcely cover the ss: | ay €y GENUINE ROGERS a 4 the oo Te | “t: The nationally-knewn Elgin in a distinc tive \ "= . ify ons sg | > if 4:/s “trie mere beactiful than any h6U™ tel ¥ - tenals. Spring b : usi- ' 1 == g si -* priced watch we've ever seen Fine 17-jewe!l ness has been very . 3 movement in handsome 25-year case! Don't miss this value Jott Se DOWN nd x " . you ert the famous dull and we must Bo 3: 2a | 2 PAY ONLY Sc DOWN . fine 36-piece Chest! ‘Get owe Saturaay! unload this stock quickly. We are willing to sell with- out any thoughts of profit. Now is your chance for the greatest bargains of your life.
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“9 ote a ek Fo ee ail ——e oe (7 a ak I ie i Ne ates = Bias v. “ : = i ee > —— £ : a y ‘ e —— —_ ne ge MAT IDAY i es ee : FRIDAY ke een. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED tere ~ f 16,000, The Orca, which lef, Mi “ye water n April 9 haa died Soy he intake | of possengers a+ an ny | Aaa a wit aed ‘| ‘ as on her way itech bs Bei \} +l IN BUILDING . , SS ee 20 wassengers to New yom Store Open Saturday Until 6 O’Clock. See Our Other Announcement on Page § CURED nee MTORUM URGED TIX. BAER & FUL LER | al Diseases cured by my Soothing, Ge r a : 3 agape No Danger. No c qventions Bureau Handicap- | GRAN D-LEADER 3 ay. will pay you. tA ; ; een . TION PREE. ea ned by Lack of Facilities for | , i ‘ atherings. | DUIS, BO. a Large Gathe g | _ Bererich Decwesed. Sundays, 10 to3 * : a P x e Pcs | vale oF Kuppenneimer TITTY. nen vctcipat ani (f ul Ss | ‘ , fe a : center ae and community | | esis provided for under the | : Be issue, was adopted by tne |i n er eli-nAnown akes savention and Publicity Bureau | | ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH TEE eee =N3 > SS; PANS As. WSSSS580 jssué, y its fourteenth annual meeting | f Westerday 4t Hotel Statler. | : * QO ES the bureau points out that it is | . endicapped because of lack of | wer facilities for taking care of ——— seve conventions, there being at | Men’s Straw Hats Feature Values at $3 HERE are many new weaves in fancy braids, rough effects, smooth and rough sennits, fine splits and many others—also included are the new Suntan bleach effects. The new Hats are very smart and we are sure Fthe resolution will be sent to | | ting and loosely draped models. : Our eetections will please yo. Board of Aldermen, Board of | 7 i a Cc s | Berens committee, Otner | | Another Attractive Group at $47.50 3 " | Other Straws Priced to a4 a os 3 : ain oor.) servisory Committee. «t §0 such conventions which ' invited here until the | s tum is completed. It reco- || W E have taken hundreds of smart, new Suits from ends immediate comdemnation | i} —napene glee eager | our regular higher-priced stocks and grouped ard of Aldermen and the Citi-/#/ them for this sale, presenting an opportunity of extreme vi ynd Is Com - ° ° meeerwery Sone insue importance. Included are grays; blues, browns and mix- ee of expenditures to start im- | pediate Work. ofnicias, [jf tures in a variety of distinctive patterns—semi form-fit- -aast errs Witte Y aeons Benizatiohs, such as the Chamber | 4 e. Real Estat Ex- : ae Two-Pant Suits, $37.50 i be asked to send similar reso- | tu iin, to ‘aAvertien St | These Suits offer values worthy of your special atten- jf tion. They are very well tailored of good quality wor- mis as a summer resort for visi- | during June and July, wil! , started, Secretary Hatfield of ke bureau reported. The Munici- | at Theater and other outdoor at- | Sections will co-operate. 'The annual report on the bu- | i | ' | | woolens. Light and medium weight, suitable for Spring and Summer wear. A variety of styles and patterns. man's activities showed there were . as conventions and events held | | steds, cassimeres, cheviots, tweeds and other desirable ! in St. Louis from April 1, 1923, uf ‘| 2~-Pant Prep Suits | Wool Knickers Birece of 97.295." Each: person || $2.5 and $30 $4.95 fayed here an average of 3.2 days | . ey Se oe ot pd Evidencing the many new At this season of the year a ; facn, } & o,149.- | . $40 was spent by convention dele- | - soapggcucir style —— | pair of Wool Knickers is in- eo doen \j/ that are popular wi igh- sa: oe | | dispensable to the golfer’s com- cnt i | school youths and college men | All officers were re-elected. The | | ’ “ | : | elowing directors were elected fo" these Suits are fashioned of | a oo Paso prin sac ; | be ; 99 Mhree-year terms: E. JD. _ Ae | ‘ | ad : . Busts, R. C. Frampton. H. w.|j| very good quality woolens— | v¢s—well tailored and full cut | Fruit-of-the-Loom ' Sad ee ee | uncommon shadings and pat- | in a variety of smart sports pat- : _ - a Mey, Charies A. Pearson, Spyros | : Mkouras, Chase Ulman and George | terns. (Fourth Floor.) , | Oxford Shirts. $2.50 mt. Burbach. In addition there are | , | s. ; ‘ J Fe aaa or N neckband or collar-attached style, made. of woven fees on auditorium, membership. | ; Binance and entertainment matters | Special Sale O finely combed yarn—highly mercerized, They are Bere appointed. | expertly tailored and will give unusual wear. The neckband. styles have French cuffs—the collar attached , at Weois ACQUITTED | y, : , B as W h . have barrel cuffs. Sizes 13% to 17. (Main Floor.) } ) | oy ash Suits| restment Broker Found Not | f Guilty After Tesumony of Hand- | 2 »™ ; writing Expert. | = — dolph Dubois, 31 years old, anf ’ "Bis ba " —- acta he iat ad i Ny alti 4 ary pew wr ek tog = . ° i i, - . . 5 . 18% bs cenetieeeeeestee eenethiieeeentitaiiee ee einer — HULL LL LLL ETL CEE TTD A TT vestment broker, with offices in Tower Building, was acquitted | pednesday of forgery charges in | mrcuit Judge Hamilton’s court. ® He was arrested March 19 on | : p : on ee eee See kee? | Sp ecial Purchase and Sale i E> . NLY through special co-operation from the manufacturers are we en- | ane street, who asserted he inad- | f Priently left a bankbook and two! f -f ES grap owl . Tennis Rack i: , nee mess fe Dvbele ots ennis Nackets abled to offer these high-grade Wash 50 check, bearing Froebel’s pur- | : : - oe. SiaR inéersement, wae cashed at| | $ ] 95 .4 9.05 $A.05 $f.25 Suits at this low price. They come in tan, me Boatmen’s Bank. At the time | —— = = blue, white, green, brown, gray, rose and Copenhagen shades — guaranteed color the arrest the paying teller Was | d to have identified Dubois as/| ERE j | ' , b T , , is an unusual opportunity to buy Tennis : 1 Rackets at very low prices. Included are Wright & fast. All short sleeves. Sizes 242 to 10. errs Me sae me [oe — =. oe, yn en ae Lacie Cs oe ee wee ee =e ee | ie Pie wee Re. Oc =: , an a a ~ ae ~— -_- =~ — owe er , aaiiall wee RC ee ew Dae ae —_—_ ee — me man who cashed the check. Dubois, however, defied the) harge. His acquittal followed tes- | Ditson, Kent, Bemtly, Harry C. Lee and other popular makes. One, two, three and four piece frames; double and single Linen Gabardines Oliver Twist Balkans stringing. All weights. Flapper With Sport mony by a handwriting expe:t | English Broadcloth Belts ol Knitted mat the indorsement upon the beck was not in Dubois’ writing. ’ Wright & Ditson. Championship Palmer Junior and Reps Middies, Novelty Models . in Middies and d Tennis Balls, 39c Poplins and Linen Crash Button-on Styles : Un erwear, $2.00 i (Fourth Floor.) . : “f ASTLONG” knit Union Suits—of fine gauze Bal- BERG’S OUS Y PLAN Remember this — not only do you pay but 5c down on your purchase but you also select from the largest and finest stock in St. Louis. We have every recognized make of Watch; complete stocks of best Silver- ware; as vast and as varied a Jew- elry stock as you've set your ~ eyes on. And our pOSitively the lowest they Quality offered! Bear in and the balance as the Faultless Sponge Tennis | Court Markers, $2.45 Balls, joc R . Sc t Pp , . . . . Saddle Rein, ain: ina acquet Presses $1.00 briggan. In athletic style, with short sleeves; knee or three-quarter length style. They are loose ennis Nets, 42x3, R45 Racquet Covers, assorte mn ato 5 ee colors, (Fourth er Sale of Men's Sports Sweaters 4 fitting and very cool and comfortable. ress Bn. ao. Baseball Gloves Offers Extreme Values You need a good 4@ For Fielders, Basemen and Catchers ) —- Phone your 4¢ 4 “ P ) a IA wife to get you a $7. $s. ‘ ey | can of Old Judge 4 oni, DA & 3 4 ; | = # ’ Coffee. Then your tingling q ee ES Sy ae BEVERY Glove is made of nerves will nee oal ge Pees the best materials and is Your wrinkles will ne. ge fully guaranteed free of de- come twinkles. fects. Included are some Rawlings’ best oiled horse- hide Gloves. HIS is a noteworthy opportunity to buy good quality Sweaters at an ex- ceptionally low price. They come in tans, grays and heather mixtures in ‘ r 5 ’. . Old Judge is a blend of the finest coffees | ; | Sliding Pads ( ir), 6 er a ' Major League Baseball ing Pads (per pair), 65c | Brushed Wool You can’t buy better oo | Boys’ Masks, $1.25 | : ’ ' y on | Suits, 5 Men’s Masks, $3.25 : Feat q\% Camel's Hair Boys’ Baseball Suits (4 to Nf . : Popular priced. 16), a — s Shin Guards an Mea an Cardigan Baseball Shoes, J4S$ | (Fourth Floor:) YY 4 4 AY - \ \ | arid many novelty weaves. MUVANUAALANADALLLANNULAOULRA TRL EUMELULTREEEETIMUTLIT TILER EEE TTT At your grocer’s. THILELL ELL Le } a oS - ‘ : ne A a A A A A OL A LT GEE eC LT A LO LI II AE: EO RG I OC CT AT ABE LLL LL OIC tt et tata, Auto Seat Cover S - = eal * bi Included are ere cee and SEN tn Y laid fronts with plain backs and sleeves. | } For Popular- Made Cars—Complete, MES A - sen coat sehen. Ga ue Easy to Install. HPT! ay pockets—plain belted or sports coats. ens Radio Shoes FOR Chevrolet 490, Superior, Dodge, Buick 4, Stude- ames. Sizes 36 to 46. (Fourth Floor.) Smart Styles, ; 5.85 baker Light 6 and Overland. Touring, $8.95; Sedan and Sedanette, $9.45. . 5 : é | . | ANY new and attractive styles lend a pleasing v> For Buick 6, Essex, Hudson, Studebaker, Special 6—Tour- E g] h B d | th 1€S8, Oc | M i : a __2oe_ Dulct: 6, imem, Bodees. Sm i our n¢giis roaacio | riety to this group. Included is thé “Prat” mod- For Fords—Roadster, $3.75; Coupe, $3.95; Touring, $6.75; "THESE are in attractive embroidered effects, and are fashioned of finely: ,/ el, made of light tan calf with black cord tip and broad a-Door Sedan, $7.45; Tudor and 4-Door, $8.25. 3 mercerized broadcloth. Made with pointed closed se tan, square toe—also the “Main Street” in black calfskin (Fourth Floor.) | gray and blue with contrasting figures—tfast colored and washable. iat lis eltiy. timed dalton: outsides : TEARLLLLLLAL Meyer Bros. Coffee and | Spice Co., Saint Louis | , — —
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Ste al Cee ee ne Re . ngs 5 nS Lh ng ieees Sere 40 et ee RO weds wi fe es AR ale CAR RR cmb oo a ilies \catllvine dayw in ee ee te ee ee ee te Bo ee ee ee ee Oe eee 16 ST.LOU'S Mrs. See Owens Able’ to See > Onibere Mrs. Sue Owens, city missionary at. Boyle Memorial Center. suffered a fractured hip severa weeks ago at Independence. Mov., has been brought to the Bethesda Mospital and is able to see callers. eee ee es POST-DISPATCH who ; How's Your Gas Range? There is no need to put up with an old worn-out Range when you can buy one of our guaranteed rebuilt Ranges at the cost of repairing your oid one. All makes and models to select from, and every one is guaranteed te bake to your sutisfaction., ee ee All Porcelain . .$25 ‘$20.00 Sanico, Quick Meal Cabinet. Eclipse Cabinet. Acorn Cabinet sanico Blue Porcelain Com. Range $75.00 25 Low Oven Ranges, $10 Up Full line Nesco and New Process Coal Oill Stoves $6.50 Up Home Stove CORP. 1006 Franklin Av. | BARGAINS i =I = delegation in Congress w* mines neon et HYDE FOR VICE- PRESIDENCY ADVOCATED AT WASHINGTON |}; Conrad Mann and J. C. Hughes at Capital Secking to Create 5en- timent for Governor. to the Post-Dispatch May %¥.—Mem- Republican re enter- Special WASHINGTON, bers of the Missouri tained at dinner here last night by of Kansas City, a Conrad H. Mann conven- ao % delegate to the nationa: : a seeking to develop of who is sentiment for th Gov. Hyde of Missouri for the vice presidency. All those present told him that they were wholly in sym- with the indorsement given convention at tion. e nomination pathy Hyde bys the State Springfield. Mann and J. G former Hughes State Republican chairman, dis- cussed the Missouri political situa- tion vesterday with President Cool- idge The subject of the vice presidency. they said. did not come up, but they gained the impression White House officials that the eontest for second place on the ticket is still “‘wide open” and that Hyde's chances are excellent. from A campaign will be made to ac- quaint the delegates at Cleveland with Hyde's special! fitness for the place.” said Mann. “Asa platform orator of great ability. as a Gov- ernor who has made splendid as an outstanding cit! zen of a doubtful State of the Cen- tral West, Gov. Hyde ently qualified to be the dent's running mate He is not a eandidate for the postiion. but the unanimous indorsement given him at Springfield puts him in the fore- record and is pre-emin- Presi- front of those who will be consid-— ered by the Cleveland convention.” Copies of a booklet on Hyd Ss record and giving excerpts from his public speeches will be distributed among the delegates in advance of the convention. Boys’ Bring your father and moth er along. We Aave the Abeast line of mnens and womens Shoes tn eli = styles. and rery reasonahie EAGLE STAMPS vane y reasonabdie prices prices for them. Dress Oxfords Sizes 12% 13%. BRrewea enlf only, $3.00 Sizes 1 te 4, $4.00 Choice of several styles in patent leather and black or brown calf. Made with welt-sewed soles and rub- ber heels. School Shoes 1@ te 13%, $2.00 te 6. $3.00 Good looking round or square toe styles, made of brown or black calf. Oak leather soles; rubber heels. Scout Shoes $2.00 tte @ Sy $2. 295 ee Made of brown elk leather that is soft and pliable, but wears like iron. Oak soles: rubber heels. Sport Shoes > Bers’ il te 6 $1.39 Vean's 6 te lit $1.50 Brown-trimmed white can- vas Shoes in the lace-to-toe style. Rubber soled. Just the thing for outdoor wear in Summer. The Bulldog Shoe ‘$ 52. 00 Men « 6 te tt $2.50 An extra strong white can- vas sport Shoe with ful) dou- ble sole and extra toe cap. — trimming. Red outer sole. Little Men’s Oxfords 5 te &, St, to Ii, $1.75 $2.00 1i% te % $2.25 Made of patent leather or brown calf. with extension soles and rubber heels. Dress Shoes 18 te I13'+. Smart new styles, made of rich brown or black calf, with round or square toes and rubber heels. Athletic Shoes 1@ to 13. Lace-to-toe style, made of lievht flexible. strong pearl elk leather. Spring heels. Tennis Shoes and Oxfords $1.25 Valeecs. $1.00 All sizes for men, boys and girls at this spectral price. Choice of low Shoes, as :llus- trated, or high Shoes. Low Shoes, white or black. High Shoes, white only. Crepe Sole Shoes Ress ti te 6 White canvas play or outing Shoes with the new ever- wearing crepe rubber soles, gray trimmed. Sixth and Franklin @Al-Leather Shee fer All the Fa=.-@ I es ON Oy OO i Sa Sian eee POST- DISPATCH alone has 57 57,000 MORE City ¢ C ireulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED e enn A I CC ATC A eee cue as ——= TS nt en ———— een ee - a Ol Oe a a gg ain ne cet ca tg yn singly al - _ Ct ee ee ee i lt - : a te a ee ee ee A tat il ———, = ma aga aug, a ee mo - 7 et ee te ee a et a a ay ee ea lt i i ee eg a a eta er Al egi at te era i gl, Minn gil fi . a - ae le ti, a ee eet tilt. ante nad ee tl al ie lO Oa tt OO fi at arlay Ss et i Og Og cay PR Ot a aie Atalay initia, SE . a Oe ye OO Oe, ee — ee er a ee ere ee Se ee a a Oe A la le ly yt lO A ~—, ee eee in lt linn taal ait lel. ile — a a —_—— ee Oe a - ee Oe no OT eT Oe —. - a i ie ee ae \ ~ ’ 2 (Fea . . f ac ‘4 4 ‘ Misses and women engaged in professional and noon—as we eXpect our commercial pursuits are especially urged to attend Saturday. No need to shop else where—make it ‘“a dav’’ at Garland’s. rush. Please shop early! “ Garlenal "St Louis’ Largest Momens Specielty Shep facilities, even with preparations, to be taxed to capacity in the aft All who can are requested to shop during the fa re SATURDAY IS THE early DAY—THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY OF OUR me30.; p= 2 Saturday is the proverbial “last chance”’ to participate in these astounding “Sample” savings. Every preparation has been made to provide the most alur- ing specials to celebrate the greatest sale of its kind in our entire history. Every woman and miss in St. Louis should share in these genuine values. Saturday! will be the greatest. BE HERE. A special group of over 150. beautiful Dresses withheld for the “last day’ — together with a great assortment of samples that have been greatly reduced. $25 to $39.50 Values ae AUIS Cog i.e 7 : + es Aa ; ss a hike nam tities HA f) | | pO el > Hi) NH NEP ew Green White Black and White Printed Crepes Yellow Satins, Cantons Plain and Printed Roshanaras Plain and Striped Tub Silks pretty Summer And the diversity Il instantly win the Everv offering. snort wear wl! fabries alone in Dresses are worth than the price asked—are of far better than vou have yet seen so low—and the stvrle a revelation—with pleats. ) and euff effects and other trimmings ruUSION. The more , , >. These ae VeLty Four Other Sample Lots Lot 1...$ 9.95 Lot 3...$37.00 Lot 2...$27.00 Lot 4...$64.00 ribbons, sashes laces. miss in St. Louis. | cy »r oX. —s SECOND FI! the markets for super-values, will be on sale for the first time. Tremendous quantities of sample apparei have been still further rede New shipments, rushed to us by our buyers who have been sear The last di Tan and Blae Orchid admiration of all whe This is the final and supreme feature of our Sample event that 1s a rare shopping opportunity for every wom SECOND FLOOR. a Misses’ Sample Coats $ Tomorrow will be the greatest Saturday of the entire season for Coat values. Over 150 stylish Spring Topcoats in street and sport models are on sale at startling savings that average 50’. of regular prices. Twills, camelines, polaires, mixtures and hollow- cuts, in a wide assortment of stripes, plaids and plain colors. Small Size Regular Size ; THIRD FLOO BROADWSA AY SIDE Extra Size 088 BS Ret. Sr Brand-New Sample Silk Dresser Choice of the House in Girls’ and Juniors’ Coats Choice of Girls’ Coats | Formerly up to $45 Three Special Groups of Girls’ Dresses | s,s» Our greatest Coat values for girls and juniors. Unrestricted selection from all remaining Coats in splendid fabrics, _— and colorings—including our most Orchid Powder Blue voile and dotted Sw: Vatze ul at Sand $ 4" 13° $ 2* Buck Girls’ Sizes 6 to {6 Black ITVENILE SECTION Hundreds of Sammery Specially Priced Saturday Fashioned of: Canton Crepe Taffeta Maline Lace Leghorn $15 tT $25 values in Posh- (Sirls' Dre . . ~ . “ ’ - — - . . : +; anaras PACAS. {| ited erep i4 in linen. importe: sec Juniors’ Sizes 13 to 19 White ¢ | a a oi * : * uF aie HK! ea Be y Se L ~ ‘ y we 7 4 : i Z ess a of “ ; Pee area” $ ,> z Abies yd. oa ane set 4 "Y a P Pay es " bn Me oat) se p Hie csi Se oar we eg er po ara ee Pe. : R Ohi pe." Sn s yt $0 aBae Ss ; *.. ik Seip? ay mets aii EEO: AEs SR ie ees et OG eet Nihal be e Rs ag) Pe EE ve ik . Ef 1 ey Oty ee ast oat ae A AS oni i eg as A a ry Loin . yi : gr te ab v4 o 9. La es a Se te , (td. ie: BIO AER Xa, 5 i eT eae ES 2 sioh oe n ores? 7 " “ i o%, a ais SS MRRP «Rpg . of things T : school and the home are ou’ve got it, A what if - t row is how to get rid te kno good news for , here's some | By the e bottle of Jo-Vex just two fourth gums h firmly in p and _ —not very bag in the United States of two big factors in education. of character are furnished the Prufrock-Litton Furni- Company, Fourth and St. at a modest cost. Friday Saturday special, built to or- living-room ‘suites, in wool , davenport and deep chair Union Suits, 890 Athletic Union SOD 6.0 is widen ok ce ea, a 4 wear “ve ef © @@ © & © - $18 .* Work Shirts... gas oe cute 2 “tee ewareenet® +.
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, = = —— $09 : y © = et hy; drs nad Te ars : 5 3 +e * is E> rd . tp Oe é ~ — wee > * oF a F ee eC aan eae FRIDAY, = MAY 9, 19294 "=a 3 Pee ._ | The Daily“POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3H = Ber eore Gus |/-P. MORGAN SLENT — ilies nite sted to shop during the fore. a 1( So Gums gee is wn sons. The newlyweds| ° f¢. Cree % rere’ . te | My The school and the home are || °™™! 87° rigs 48 Pipbecteies ~e rf a tees | Be two big factors in education are living at 814 South Seventh 3} . ee ey | } * Tistreet. Pannier is a retired coal er & eve. f pie : 3 nes of character are furnished miner. me te Prafrock-Litton’ Furni- Mrs. Pannier’s first husband ooo > » Company, Fourth and St. || .. ak te 800 nae _ be, ieee , » inn romani , vit masa © ; es at a modest cost Friday disappeared in « J an sane od- / “, 6 eee ate DSS 0 ence fo negli? ae OO eet rir bar 1 *.. a Pes the as ve . Lt- y te Tan and Blue . ' * Ii tained a divorce alleging desertion | 2 . SLR YOK Pe eee TORS TITERS STN, Oe AOS RRS DL SRL oe a -* ; le Saturday special, built to or- ) ; ° _ Sarre We 921. é rife a} te Orchid Black {GM living-room suites, in wool Tact as setae. Gh. aad rp. OPEN i ‘ peavenpert and deep chair | Pannier had been friends for many | oar ‘ NIGHTS rd ; ng is included in this attractive years. [ stvles for street, afternoon and he admiration of all who attend. 4 feature of our Sample Sale—an | , Lo E ; 7 q G O ' 5 i a a ee ee pportunity for every woman and ‘ All out-of-doors is calling! Get your D FLOOR i . outing togs here! Lowest prices in a aot eater wee af Ladies Knickers, best $2 ee needs SPER y grade, at 25 shaw ts at A yogi yes Others for less. — ‘ ' : S68 i Boys' New e I at this J . . 7 Breeches * BD oy ono nga engender wens aitedte ae $65 oe Styles Especially imported snag goat ere S e 0Si ive roo . | : . white for tadies an genti—-green urday! Only 35 Diamonds on i y Army Hreeches, used but W@ qu || Hf Diamonds im green Tone. eet. wold, white gold and platinam eee 7 ameoggnen serviceable gold and mbination meuni- —nbination meunhtienn on, Sale at this special low price. Th iW i] “Ah z ; a for les and gents. «vt recon ; “ - Credit to all. a = $6.60 $9.75 || eee eee ee ee America's Finest Watches: a SRE a, pas oar rs Doesn’t it stand to reason that we must have the utmost confidence in our Watches in order to make Army Tent—16x16 bac eseal hee cy eS . : . vi ey | 3 Value ne oe : me this most Mberal offer? And it’s true! : “ $27.50 a, + > , ally advertised cash price is obtainable at our store | - in addition, you have your : : SS g - choice of many clever pat- ‘REDIT. 40 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL. Special at ON CREDTI 2 pe ; Bor pwor i Furnished Lines . as —_ , , : Barre! Cork Fioatea, 2 for..........5.. ine _. . ; po’? see" , . ae $7.50 Values yam rs 1 Blow Gace 7s We ‘Every Railroad Man Knows About This Watch Field Glasses $6.00 Valves = | | | RS ee ee ys’ FREE TRIAL 25 ¢ $5.00 Values ; | Canvan Patis 3 a : eS seach ple wo “i fay ILLI NO! 5 WATCH pown OPEN SATURDAY TILL 7 P. M. i i i a a ee OVP LOL LPO alarm i ie Cr G> Pu fm Pita HAS yes ae he) a3 oe | ems 5 pe sal 7 eee P , ees YE a. ete ee ee a , it , . Poe . Mas cite: MGRR I: ae eel Re Sta cn Se Si ma I Wik, Cee 9 : ty i t , 4 & og re 4 4 . So ee 4 ~ «ahye a. ren % Me, MATA + \ “ = wa, ay ane ye Hardware Ce) : ' Rune «pectal. 21-jevwel i, . I ad Watch at the ® t | \ 1-2 Screw Drivers 9c Wrenches . .390 << Ralwees T avalaeee ed f | ya wa \ ¥ Hammers .. 490 ee ~ for SATURDAY ONLY! @ os” ~~ , e4 I “ . 2° Regular $65.00 valeec: S Pal Spading Forks ..... While they last — this a ~ * hat ia’ ae group of new Summer . , , , * . }] ) : Hats. Desirable styles . ’ and colors. Models for | \ | a QP Yt BY OU Eee ~ K 3 “cate | | I LARMY=eNAVY STORES FQ tr BETWEEN BROADWAY AND SIXTH Hig S2Ca ae ona & Be TNS i Ree SESSA NON. Broadway 812N. Broadway 6301 Edston Av. ie Rg tn a eR ll at (ebsbatks scl Grass Scythe ........45e | ‘ ifgge Sn: saan, : | : Nc \ ee /\ : : | i ‘ .. *. ‘ \ — y- ; ee i : . Satisfaction Positively Guaranteed 2 Wh “40 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL ie 515 : _— ee a ee Rts en 4 ies PO on Cl aaalllnay, pytln, covll tet — etl Ale Sa oles, pe
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IRENE C NI Eee, Seton emits «eR FA o . —_ : tot Te ewe, ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH The Daily are alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evéTing newspaper COMBINED : Unusual Tales J ee = J iE JAdventure,T Tragedy, Mystery, Humor | ‘arma nw =k a y v ‘ ) 10 SNUWBIRDS i sp Hom Real Life Te eee ee ae ee ais yee eet eid Ro, ran | missioner Engaged in Prac- {im tices He Opposed. | Ge corr = cr ness Says Retail Coal Com-| the ae SS Woy a | ish SHALL never forget the picture he made as he stood there among WASHINGTON AVENUE_CORNER SEVENTH) «gi Drestimony that E. J. Wallace,| The | aa “SS smissiqoner of the Mid-West Re- | day i. ‘hel Coal Association, while con- g a campaign to curb “snow- his people on the station platform at Yokohama—a veritable pa- § triarch out of the Book of Moses. His great height was empha- ae : sized by contrast with the diminutive Japaness soldiers scuttering -— SA Tl IRDA 4 meee ah: t soma of coal by other dealers, : engage’ in the sam@ practice him- : y has been presented at the back and forth along the railroad carriages. A white beard swept his ehest, the tip of it touching the rough belt cincturing his peasant’s Trade Commission hear- at the Federal Building. smock at the waist. His great head was bare; though a white of age , a , ¥ lay on his hair, his eyes held strong fires of virility. Indeed, looking . , ; 4 Bre charge against Wallace was * fato them you would say here was a young man masquerading. pec ia i And—last bizarre touch—under one arm this Aaron in a Russian smock and boots carried a huge copper samovar. The glint from its | polished sides was red as jewel light. The whole—tea boiler and | ~ : t ON MARKE TE 9A.M.to1P.M. Only 4 TUN oe ene Se heS LT ee My deral AGL T RPT LCR te ONES RADE De aa sas oop tae man—made a strange Franz Hale picture there in exotic Japan. These 200 had just come down by cruiser and train from ice bound Saghalien. They were wards of the victorious Japanese fleet ae Saturday morning, from 9. 00 fo 1:00 only, we will clonal cel which recently had snatched the penal island away from the Rus- |}! ‘ _f —T 7 sians; wards because they had been political prisoners of the Czar 4 : odd lots of Garments at ridiculousl low in Saghalien camps and when the island fell before the Sun Flay they - ae , J od peices, Come. ? ur iy ; —aae © Apples, 5S Ibs. . .2Sc had not even the status ef non-combatants. Now the little brown : easuists in Tokio had decided th ‘ . a | ; ee oo ee | 45 Smart Spring 55 Silk and Wool ie Downstairs Stand Ne, 3 # EASTERN. POULTRY & taken to Shanghai and turned over to the French Consul there, who . E represented Russta’s interests. ay T § ; "eta COA DRESSES @§§ camece. I followed the white-headed giant to the native hotel where | ‘ . y : hos | w» & Smart Sport Coats in 7 sae See Sees P $ | + | Odd lot of novelty cheek | Up Orders Promptly Attended Te 3 ami Delivered to All Parte of = = * he re . Par Be a riick a i dol 4 | P 4 - Nisct he ec ee SR BPR STS Se PgR RR oe ZN Ae RR te 2S NER ii mere 4 se ; va RL a me - > > Tegel * Lys es fe ts a . = . , és femans 72 Mi % ‘ 3 anh . o ‘ * « AD LOIRE es BRC Rt BS te AN 3 eas aa re me cht aks aaa oe Ct ws rae ot ey be ne + t - ae . a P. SR ATR ate LOO an la ae tent A a fe Sater > to a Hs . 7 Ss pr acule salaried yae " RRR gale) capinley — ye Anggeiomllg ditt denna tage ce ae son ua tah rere ere eS a a ome my iat Meee, ¥ mh ba = 5 FF hy el lags ag a q PAPA st weno paper’ — - 5 Ree eet a : and plain patterns, full room he towered higher than be-| eo lined and serviceable. Stands 22 Originally to $25.00... wear. Originally up » i ae sae wapeee a aah =| MOTOR CARS s . Fermerty Stand 77, Union Mafket | ; ‘9 to I Only 9to 1 Only ™ BAKERY - oT Unpa a @ SPECIAL : whole-soled tread might wreck the place. J | Compare Moon Cars to To my embarrassment I discov- | anything within their ered our conversation must needs) | be in French, a tongue wherein | a oe and — what tween having foods 75 N l S r | ovelty Spring 200 Novelty W. my defiencies were palpable. Yet | Moon gives by using the — we got along. I told him|/ Tresources of the best spe- | ot was a correspondent for a Lon-|/ cjalist makers one hundred || : T wes Pens ~ nla mee sesheseea per cent—plus the fine | WNIT SKIR 7 SWEATER t gpeak I could detect—over my con-|| Skill and utmost care that . Smart plaid and check Novelty Sweaters in brush- -, REFRIGERATORS — . Skirts in wrap-around $ ed wool, fiber and mohair © in slipover, jacquette and? centration in transiation-;an over-|| the Moon factory builds Gone Gf eagerness on Bis part a)-!! ‘into the finisfled car. Authorities maintain that bacteria thrive in food not below » Styles and pleated models. ‘a F 50 degrees in temperature. Put @ thermometer i — Originally to $6.98 golf coat styles. Originally _ - ; cane 08). — oa most childish. Like a child, say, who has been taken to a party, long : which explained this eagerness. MeN | E C] ! : “You are the first gentleman I MOTOR COMPANY completely 9to! Only 9t0l have talked to in 22 years,” said 5187-89 Delmar BL be. I got his story; a terrible one. Tel. Forest 888 temperatures. 2 P - ; sie | 83 Attractive Dimity 150 Smartly Tri ‘ BM nouble dise perfect Victor He was Professor Sazanoff, one- Open weekdays till 9 p. m. Records. Fox trots, one- time doctor of laws at Moscow Un!- Saturdays and holidays, 5:30 versity. When Alexander IlI was : Emperor of all the Russias some . B O S S : of his students of radical bent be- L U yy ; steps, waltzes, ete. came involved in a Nihilist plot : ; which led to an abortive attempt : ICO} P White dimity Blouses in neat Smart tailored and trimme ; RECORDS 7 attractive patterns, lace and Hats in solid colors and com | Pye 500 10-inch Double 1 0 e ‘ Records; spe- C on the czar’s life. The agents pro- vacateurs who had kept touch eee Z mye embroidery trimmed. Origi- binations suitable for miss and . Bee with the conspiracy linked Prof. COR. CASS AV. AT TWENTY-THIRD ST. nal values up to $3.98 2... som matron. Originally to $75 GSazanoff up with his pac gereceaioe i ct- . *}. ; 4 even wee Sy Soe : , , DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHERS 9 ; ae ve rR Music Rolls and sentenced to Siberia for life. “Once at Verhovansk, which is — Two greatest hits on 88-note above the Arctic Circle—the cold- | est place in Stberia-—my spirit re- volted after five years. I jouned | 4 ~ om ‘ _ @ plot to break guard. A guard | : . : 2 . ) — word Musie Rolls. was I was tried again. I Wit cg es ° “i found 10 Xu My Sweetheart i I’m Trying to Coax was found a murderer, though I senses to the murderer’ Golosy on PR Adjusted 17 Ruby & Sapphi . nied ee Gaetan.” he fg li “ “Ca " ie | ‘OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL SPA A the Smiles to inois “‘Capitol ; THIS $35 CHARMING WHITE GOLD Come Back There went this ‘ scholar, this educated gentleman. Once at Dul | = =~ | ehief penal settlement on the| 7 : ar C oe ES = oe ce . , he : 7 WwW VR i Ss T W A T + p 91-00 Value, Each dreary island of pines, Prof. Saza noff was chained to a fellow pris- | > . be e are cnieetee Gh. Leute ener, a peasant murderer who) f LLINOIS A’ repcewentat sii art oce . hele ie ‘wh, Watches. Plain a . ee LSTABLISHED /898 : Remem ; the popular 6! L P a sop Tenngey * edie ty Dine . . ++ ss Op SRO ne oe 7 . ~ a —e . , mr = re: ge Yon. ae Net ac. wana . 2 eee + us vane Py Site eee ae n 5 44. ‘ 2. _ any " rs ts ’ fern was Se en: 2 BA Ae Maw, hee oes a aver mw ™ ee . : 5 Z ney ve, a pide Donte eid si x # a N - G a sy rn ed pte te 2 A . . te mntgeatsd aet Rae ‘ ‘ P ’ , Hy ee ee ee eed " oe RED “> a Dal 7 eS ae ; A , rh met ee: a, " ah Oe oe, m ~ ge Sens ogee my n - ” veers ' 7. Sag engender ta geisa™ ww. SYR ate pe gee wa + RADAR a AN yt tal shee oni at ‘ea: os x sl teats ts % ors ee ela ee ee » _ . te . py se the Rohe een a ~ Toa ane eee ar? FF we eT kage Yer - SE EAS IG. ly A IOs er CR geet pai dana teres Osteen meee Good quality black leath Pe GiRNeT r gut . a oten en otes a RI eh Ey Sioa Pas t ere ene ee aa a rea See atnnraaee Te oh, Pe een ee ee ee aD: ty Ra aitw os MP ee ese ond Stee , - We ge os . «Rana Reee 5 somes ot fag RE Fi nm Se ] m y ~ ~ Prod » hn ntl adie, ee EE _ on me oe Lhoth~s A safth Staig SSS EMSS Tete ah bt titey i 8 sob r . Pus Tye RP Teta: a ” re 7 a ve fa Yb ae byt A Dd ii igs rine ot lesinsnein: hab Ghats Races ce ccs kos m bs 6 Sa ere - ey cial, eac we BO reece ache tetees , Side hi! Tee : — - me pes 3 ai ge 5 eee og Cpr aA 0 METRE LEI RT NS 3 RS PIO > « be ie fawn -_ ; 4 t. ae iS #3 ‘ P e ey 7 fF ¥ | y ‘ . 7 Ea t ~~ ‘ ae . tera a ot eae eé Bee. + & > wie a * > » + é : 7 - o- + ae om Aa + - z £ : ig v3 beat a ee ee ; - _" 7 r ae a eee’ ee By ° 2 ‘ A * * Ree ae > * Sa —-—. & a2 ¢ =< A Se ae 4 kx a PY +e i = es \ = F s ste as ’ : - d ¥ Be =< 4] 5] : Be . ¥ “ - #3 = : - . the . Ys +2 ee Dees |S es carer ays axes Sis he wat FL PA TERY fhe tae tel CF igs BE \. el ees could not read or write. Chained | or engraved cases, 12 16. size. GU ARANTEED thus—in the daytime the slack | | links between them were ee) \\- : Bi OE : TH az Hiidthiel g } Sc aie samanbe egest arven . 3 <a “OT. _ OPPOSITE FAMOUS& BARR Seperate as i scholar from Moscow spent seven ° s / s es onal value! : gold , | years with an oaf. e A od Semi-Annual “One da® I killed the man th 2: <4 | the chains about my wrists. I mabe Women’s could not stand him. I hoped they ' ™ Union would shoot me for it. But the (,’ Good quality commandant had (just enough . : nora Pasaao - knowledge to make him foolish. - ; with shell kanes Fortunately for me, he thought me | tmsane. Thereafter he allowed me to remain unchained. “So I became the teacher of my | people there—perhaps you saw at | the station something to show how | they love me. I wrote my philoso- phy of life—oh, many pages!—and | I taught it to the poor helpless prisoners. They believed. After | all, my life has not been wasted.’ Then the man from Saghalien took off the cover of his copper. samovar and showed me what he. carried there in: Roll upon roll | of coarse paper covered with cop- | per-plate script. His philosophy of life in chains! (Copyright. 1924.) 81 MINE SCHOOL GRADUATES: —"* “Sixth = cane — BLAZING, BRILLIANT ¢ GENUINE BLUE-WHITE PERFECT-CUT GEMS \314.N ROLLA, Mo. May 9%.—At the MMy-first annual commencement ef the Missouri! Schoo! of Mines and Metallurgy, here today, engineering Hall. subject was “Making a Life.” M. 3. M. Players gave the ite ef | i i | rc gsc RE te ee a
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ETRE Ee Err BE RS Oe eles ©), teres, ME are — : . * ba 7 > 7 ae a ak * SEP PE erg ba ’ ee See oe AY, FRID : Maes i031. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH pars wine adh strate | BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH - 19 president and general manager of | ge}} | coal but others could. Some he State and for whose mem- the West Virginia Coal a Oe , om out the Sta ‘ sel said he investigated comp! av cath rede sak ppb rn Bar 9 of his customers I would consider| bers many supplies are purchased by Wallace at that time. momen mae ‘omen were opposed to} Commenting on the telegram, Dr.jat Tammany Hall to discuss the oe -| the rankest of snowbirds.” by the central organization. cided to continue sales to the Chi- | tice —— ' it 1) | The hearing is on complaint diveind Watlace with babtdatad nt enderson said other coal deal- Is it not a fact that Hirth came | cago firm. Later, Weasel said, he i : Or) ers “pretty generally sell to ‘snow-|to you with a proposition that he | recejyeg additional information io | made by John Henderson, vice / , : ; SIFES WAI [ACE sons to whom Wallace could not, has co-operative societies through- ; declared to be a “snowbird. ” Wes-j dealers testified, on cross exan | of the Methodist Epis i Church. | welcome en tunity to appear e i- ethodist Episcop.. w e oppor y 48 a general prac- | Wilson declared that he also would | dry issue. trade in attemptin imi te | , . “snowbirds.”” i Pe a gg birds. Asked if his company! would get you the business of his garding the customer which finally aa pt Sthith to Dry Debate. ) SA : = my y, : > nickers sizes iad pe ag 40 17 eS BOYS’ 2-PANTS to years; reg- : > 4 "Fee S_note ‘ : ular $6.98 value. Two greatest hits on 55-n Copen, Gray, Reosial word Musie Rolls. | : Black, White, a 4 9 8 My Sweetheart HV (Ge %eN orchid Almond, bGOS $4. I’m Trying to Coax go Navy X PANTS Overalls . ° LBL, ! Bing Boys khaki , AY UNTIL 8 P. M. | the Smiles fo Ihe Of taffeta, Canton . ? Pants, made of a I gr a ye crepe, satin, also silk c To. pee vod to $1 39 6... 22.3 ee ING WHITE GOLD __. Come Back 359 nationse with Stylish Doo) BP gseme see as | f tri Oo fers, rib- » ge ahs A Ji y ; $1.00 Value, Each LEZ line Geersammtie, 202 ——____| Trousers #7 |@ PAYMENT MOTHERS’ DAY, SUNDAY—Buy ‘Her a Hat: be- Da sage ~i in Be Solace. te ee ee GETS 7 wag oe c oming new trimmed Hats, dignified effects, in- Daytona Pants: patterns; sizes cluded in this sale at viar 32.00 @f 30 aler $4. 98 $9 Of 98 a THE GOODS THE GOODS a a aa \ Rag Re SB ST Bebe oe. value... value. - , ’ | Women s 79c megs 39c Just received a a gine for Saturday's selling of the much ~~ j be active iy | ber top ' y* Union Suits e and tip with ‘hand her strap samatieds also “silk. cord Sendions In ail the a a Good quality light- Ladies’ light-weight eport gay colors, Speci weight Union Suits; : eats v. : closed or open seam nines epg eg ge RO ne : rant shell Mage | eet” 1960 C C SA» ) Special Sale of band Cc Special ee ds and eee tyles; Oxfor * square yard fs aT . . plain leathers; new strap — medium heels: Ster Brand Shoes . } 7 you get paid on King’s Easy \ open sandals; high. low Are Better “Star Brond Shoe i Cut from roll; Dutch Are Better" m tile, hardwood —_ vi aS ' cash patterns; i a3. yar a | ls: Hi 4. | ) a te . 19 | ya Fi i Topcoats, $ 50 ms a | ‘l = af u ’ 7 acconds Congoleum ) i} Men ’s High and Low Shoes Girls $3 Low Shoes . rae regular $18 | A} d of these ecx- nd plain leathers; all wel! jg variety of styles. all wanted P. ie value. Specia | Hh Take 4 vantage Patent, oes: « a ‘elt-sewn; som are slight se: athers; school and dress styles; s*™ ceptional values—only a limit- A special lot of these Suits. ba now } =} *) el : y * _ . @ values, and all izes 8% to 2 in ° $1 O ci | arly for fi choice. Ste Brand Shoes onde es eae ee $2 95 og te fad agen: $1.95 | ~ = ed quantity at these prices. Come early rst Are Better™ . | vs) - Ladies’ $1.25 | Warner's Corsets ' ¢ White Black jasertions. aeeae > See, ee é' Airedale 36 a eo ¥v Blane, $1.79 velue. Tih e viar Log Cabin $1.19 $1.19 ‘
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KER Tine | | AYER (If Hl OR to ner tach ‘white a student at St. | : ee : pROPS SUIT 10 REMOVE Ses: University about 17 a Thomas Reardon, 63 years 014, A t ago, was widely known as “Bull” = 1518 Belle Glade avenue, was e ann GOULD AS EXECUTOR |Brannon, fullback of the varsity sentenced yesterday to two years in ee parntrsemct tit | FREED AT- THIRD RIA football team which Coach Eddie) in penitentiary for attempted rob- will be paid for the return of check’ ta r anyon Charge With- Cochems piloted to many victorieS.| bery by @ jury in Judge Ittner’s|@ ony gafe last Saturday night. — iio, rest of Benes Prom Sele - ° . . | : : nds Returned. | | mages 40 Autos. | Court. A West a © of Bo accards BPR iend me es were damaged On Jan. 31 Reardon and Mike C. * ‘ inted Press ss . 4 Fair avenue, | ores | - TER, N.. J., May : j Farmer Previously Had Been | when fire, supposed to have niet ten ianes Waele Ro yoo a os $ RIVE a? Wainwright, o! es : : b yased electric wires | p> . agith \ thea wh : cael Given Life Term for Killing jcaused mf Sapte at 2001 Lucas tured in the act of hoding up Allen Block & Kuhl Comps > ae City, has withdraw ih | 4 Dr Hk BS n ‘avenue owned by Joseph Roberts,| Lanum, a negro, of 2327 Wash | o ne removal of her pro ; T # . - ranno - enue for v wn af the e#xe- (Custem Built) | | - |6745 Chamberlain avenue, at 11:40 | street, by William H. Pryor, @ ne- | Peoria | Pa a a [penne TT : | . 4 | | 'p. m. yesterday. The damage was gro night watchman. Neary plead-— ’ a of the estate of their fathe —" COVERS FUR Fess | ma- {ed guilty May 3 and was sentenced. 3 orge Jay Gould | a | SpeciaP™to the Post-Dispatch. ‘estimated at $15,000~o0 the | = p late Ge +> ANNIY KEFRSAR ) NEW MADRID. Mo.. May 3%.— ‘chines and $1000 to the building. to three years in the penitentiary. is indicated. however, i NG , a . “ei S ane exception of property | The trial of Sherrill Jimmerson, 52. | ran ss mer na TT | _a farmer, on a charge of first-de- | was | —z | | CELEBRA ON gree murder for the killing of Dr. | Be > iH. L. Brannon at Hayti,. Pemiscot SCHMITZ CA, SHRODER ‘ Xi 7 ‘ : ' “ies ES ARMRNEOOFS. 5 Maney ss ARES teh A To FONE RCN 5 Loe pts OR ~. or pth peg © ae pene | i a rae County, Sept. 14, 1921, ended yes- ; , terday in a verdict of acquittal. =) amie ie Magy” tee —— — ~ TEDL oC 4 fi trial the }j dis- ANNIVERSARY WEEK SPECIAL | 4,2 S02 &, Deflectors | 3 : . ; a ) sentenced to life imprisonment and | oe y went to the penitentiary. His at- ight | | terneys, however. vootained a re- = . ~—— Rear Curtain Lights 69c ) versal of judgment and Jimmerson | i | was librated under bond last sum- | bcenbeed Acte Sat $11.45 | lv The third trial began here, Z as pd Seth & ae See MR” TR, RE RP Oe Ee é Te ne ne are ae » F : a a Bc abs Re ig eae aR ee erry, oxHe SA AT ae 4 Ary Peo Ye Blots yy ermacer * , reas atk, 5 \ ’ - RAPONT T Gie Behe Fe od Sica Sane s tas” agar te Sa WE ac co. Bae NE Gn > Shae Nine ie che a eo iar Se apy a i 2 is eg ee 4 ec eR ae dite —— ye awn - . , + we rte 6 row ‘ is ~i> a 7a) a . 4 a re - x P, ti = ml — . A 7 Pe Wee ¥ etna fie antilaen, «6 F 4 “s * s a ~*~... Ee i a ee EE Other fine Two-Trouser Suits, $30, $35, $40 and i | Biot aGINGr:) Worlds: Lar¢ _ Company: ! O ~ Sale of $3.50, last Monday. CURVED TORIC LENSES | hospital, Dr. Brannon said he was Wealthy Widow Would | a ee: ee | blackmail him. B 1 di ] Lovely Nevelt —___—__— Mrs. Brannon sa a note was A f f Y the door of their i ul $ an lag a ue Bot tell you how terribly I suffered be- Frcljasitve Jewelers denied blackmailing Brannon, and Moves the catarrhal mucus from Stomach. liver and intestinal atiments. said his 18@-vear-old daughter haa pencil striped”, Two and Enderie Drag Co. (5 drug The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis” evening the tatter’ whee euesticé&ed had Suit has. two pairs of and radiant colors that make a charm- as smart as they are comfortable. Crisp for every warm-weather occasion. giry styles. (Dress ee Floor | | Jimmerson shot Brannon three! Sal times as the latter was seated and | : 3 Ss $ 00 being shaved in a Hayti barber | a i. : : shop. Jimmerson. arrested, de- | : 7" 3 Se - Sabie | clared Dr. Brannon had broken up et al ea. Mothers Day _ = a ne . —— 'a\ere ° >> , LT ’ TrTVTdT © oe Pe | his home Before his death the - ) ict agg Om LIBRARY Ib RA ME W I I H DE EP | following day in a Memphis, Tenn.. | , ae : gras rit : innocent of the charge and assert- ! : eS . | Extra charge for double vision . ed Jimmerson had attempted to -_ Be ae scenpiete Line of Mothers’ Day on. 2 ere ot vo= , Wed ia pushed under | ¢ d home, the night before her hus- “Now that my stomach trouble has band was shot to death, threaten- all disappeared since taking a course of ; tala. Mayr's Wonderful Rem ay would even ing him with death unless he yield athe geting married eget. 5 cas melosnbea Sonam Mcttgf OE ise 8 8 All the popular colors . fore taking this creat remedy.” It ts a said he had merely asked the doc Gimpis. harmiess preparation that re- - i ere Se tn rc - ; al mucus from. the | _ LOCUST at NINTH tor te aha away trete te Jee cravs. tans. blues and ani tee orecenaity oh son home uniess summoned. He including appendicitis. One dose will abeerv ' ~onduct +f . convince or money refunded. At Wolff- observed mproper 0: Wilson Drug Co.. Judge & Dolph (3 a Brannon and Mrs. Jimmerson and three button, single and * n cm ugh Joh: nee Bros. : . - = ¢ , ee : = : 5% ‘ ; 4 m oe . . ’ _ Drug Co ~~ druggists cveredunee. : newspaper giving Associated Press news service. not dented the daughters report | double breasted models. ’ The latest styles. Each * all trousers which double Ne. the wear of the Suit. —are here in hundreds of Summer —are ideal Summer Frocks. For after- stvle variations. Shown in many rich noon, sport and general wear thev are ing background for the smart and linens, sheer voiles, dotted effects and dainty trimmings. Appropnate models : combinations, in a countless arrav ef ' | “2 eu i > 2 $6 Bo * —_ 75 “10 >] and ’ : U Pp A / « 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Imported ~ you wi 4 English Broac Cl F Rawk POWER. Our 400 stores 4 4 yearly. We not only PE “ : a CLOSER MARGIN C EVERY PAIR. Here An Opening Showing of Straws embracing the very best, including such representative “top notchers” as Summer Outings and Vacations Call for New Felt Sport Hats DL oie Sh 5 Sacchi Aah » Ms Pia! x. St OS Ne Th) ay Bt, se wise meee) , in " Shan, > Sg ante: See i ARR ctty ilo. Re es ete Pine Oe aR aR ed ye thet 4, oe ae EN sat pat » > f oe ae y $6 serine! 7” Bonar-Phelps Townsend-Grace $4.50, $5, $6 $3.50, $4,. $4.50, $5 : . Made of the finest imported English ee Bar witha Other Fine Makes luster, tailored to fit full and comfortably. Ocean pe $2 to $7.50 tons and pre-shrunk neckbands, with soft collar tor collar attached. Soft turn-back or barrel cuffs. In r Our newly enlarged Hat Department is sec- tan and gray. Also an assortment of neat and fancy B ond to none in any big city. Every facility green, helio, tan and pink stripes on white cro om is provided to make your purchase a pleasure. 14 to 1746. a PG TOE Fon, Oa ip _ ” . yr i - Ph | r en = 9 . bi ii, A 1 eye spp’ ag Free Numerous Jauntly Siyles to Select from. myn oat soy ao aipreue ran A Popes aay nh: ee Re hh Rs2 8d RT AE SA Rate ih = i Gee 7 7 + Pe + ETE nage wpe on gt dines ie ince av a te oily . : ba m> Tite ty Pas ‘ » ° a Pom 4 y . a; 4 y ‘ ; ars y d +I oe ; : apy - eae oom aS sat ; Levee bys be ¥ dae & De Duet be PT RD eae Dee Ae ee i a cl Se ARAN Dappter ec hacks a Abr te ty * a Seah B snc dnt. Tun alee te ii Sex ‘ Me. cata ete tat MOAI ENE CORPO Oa. e ae c ; een eT Rene . ie | re) ohn $0 San x4 ’ bite oe! - “s Ang : - M 2 a ae . wt ee . bane dA yey onde peter ia ad, PRE yy. By > Pde yo ey natal , ; a a x a pF Sg REO te ee mine! ied eat eet ep Shy AMS den ght Slee le Se ae d eee aeetvese overs &. vr l) I | | | | | f a {|| - Boys’ Fine 2-Pant Pencil Stripe Suits Ss , “4 a | | | | | 1 | | | ) ee a te Let Heh ROE hs yo d peo ae pif aaa tg IP ” ‘ Charming New Teations in . Colors | Styles Summ ce pe er Waite Roll. Sand brims Blo Coecoa Mush- uses aca poomns Copen Cloches For Sport and General eer Fatlored ¢ and Wear Yellow Trimmed Comb. Effects AUL ue IDEAL FOR GRADUATION Waa ot: *14. AS Excellently tailored of blue pencil stripe material in the new Spring models. Coats are lined with alpaca and have box pleats, belts and patch pockets. Both knick- ers lined. Sizes 7 to 18. Other Pencil Stripe Suits, $16.75 to $22.50 ln ~ phe ps % . a n® ws oi - “ at Ast ne ea ¥ $o~ MEaticr £y Dale aa Ghe ~ Niet Bop sa » we 8 - wy + * ABs AMI? te SA te sy eee ees ee tee ee ae ee ee ae ee eee ee ee ee CMR ee ee a ee x . were Whe ht am a tet wt : 9 rapa Mews ‘ Boys’ Boys’ 2-Pant Blue Serge Palm Beach Suits Knickers $1079 ~$7.95 Correct for confirmation or Made of genuine Palm Beach dress wear. Fime quality all- cloth. Every pair has the wool bive-.serge in clever Palm Beach label. Full cut, Norfolk models. Coats alpaca seams double stitched and lined. : Ready for Graduation—The H Other Blue Serge Suits, Day in a Boy's Life sizes 6 to 18, $12.75 to $22.50. brown shades. Sizes 6 to 18. NE OE Sa ye NE these Hts yin vg 2 RENE. Bae 8 (ma et rae 100700700 Chie Overblouses of crepe de chine, wash satin. net and French i: in tatlored, frilled. trish. filet and lace-trimmed styles.” Finished : . with newest sleeve and collar ar- fo wear with rangements. White only. Sizes 34 it's ‘A smartest Sum- | to 46. ,: hi, ee mer apparel ATO TOPO =) O At . If you see it ina Schmilz & Shroder ad, il’s true SCHMITZ & SHROD Southeast Corner Washington and Eighth 4 ‘Dimity Blouses , fa gS The new Second Floor #5 Hat Shop ft Fine quality 4@imity = "i bas assumed a refreshing Summery ate eee ie i! 95 e | atmosphere. The new styles, the 3 broidered sty len. ; bright colors, the smart trimmings ni: ah Se bien will win the affection of every fem- : with contrasting trim. inine heart. An infinite and varied array of clever models to choose from. ming. 86 to 42 sizes ($5 Hat Shop—Second Floor.) 4 ! (Blouse Shop—Fiest Fleer} ~~ | TT _ “~~ : , , = Se.
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7 AE RE Rap ON Hi FRIDAY. | MAY 9, 1924. ~ Lhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Ci 7 | SPATC : lly Circulation than BOTH other evenin t evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 21 c DROPS SUIT 10 REMOVE | North Carolina, no settlement has , ' r e s owned by Wilson and Babler in/ then bei t De ing GOULD AS EXECUTOR corning tne aistrinution ot theo ‘STANDARD LIFE BUYS jeavat’nartn” tne price tx report:| Louis in Marche t98h Storneiaees AUDGE ORDERS TWO MEN |i Staves cnier wonem pedlerntivcareedllinenie liberties | | g distribution of the es- |}ed to have been $112.50 a share.| home offices were moved to 8t.| ACQUITTED IN ROBBERY CASE. The defendants, Dave Klegman,| Grand boulevard. | 19. of 4340 street, and |Both Wilson and Babler have re-/| ors ; f Standard company who particti- | Kiegman, Gotch and Joe Rova. ——— ‘ Beg , qi tion Charge With-| tate. In her suit asking for the | ‘ of Money From Sale pSerebhaed . cage ange age ale of $3.50, $4.00 # and $5.00 4 Imported . nglish Broadcloth } Shirts : $ 65 J } glish broadcloth with a high comfortably. Ocean pearl but- BS, with soft collar to match or ck or barrel cuffs. In white,- ment of neat and fancy blue, ripes on white ground. Sizes Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock the New NEWARK Shoe Store in this City o | 4 F? age es thie 4g be . will make its bow tothe public. It will introduce a most remarkable display : ' eae eee ate ae i Mek kg eo Vj Fir St of shoes for Men and Women ever seen in thia city. The values we shall offer | Ba. ee ae Ret OP im the City will convince you beyond the shadow of a doubt that we present by far the YF | eae Ge Mia Ee to Choose greatest money’s worth in shoes of any store in this or any othercity. When ant So hee digs AD es ee you see our values you will be astonished and wonder how we can possibly Mwah we (ER ‘sl #: MAE Gre at g ale doit. The answer is IMMENSE PRODUCTION witha GREAT BUYING Fee i ail | eae POWER. Our 400 stores sell more than FOUR MILLION pairs of shoes =, re ig 2 2 er yearly. We not only PRODUCE them for less, but we can also sell themon {| @ i, Page 2 a CLOSER MARGIN OF PROFIT. We SAVE YOU DOLLARS ON | : Cia Br a [ § EVERY PAIR. Here you will find a style for every taste, a last for every . arg” 7 shape of foot, a model for every occasion. Cometomorrow and take advantage Mega “i be A OREES I: a of our grand opening values and the Beautiful Gifts that we GIVE AWAY | . g oe ERS & Saturd a FREE with every purchase OPENING DAY. Silk Hose with every purchase | | "ES a ee y Opening Day! - , 2 : te Bk % vs Fe Ee Ba. : ; Tip, fn as so oS ce 8 ee 8! TF A Riis The tremendous val- Store Opens Saturday 8 A. M. Te) oe cia tam otter ZF 298Cithee : | oe Bo 4. eee 7 / «Cay «speak for them- wot A a4 S ge” ee ry my i ee come down to my new Bee Smee 5 ed store and see them. / 2@ =F @ re = NE ig es? Sp Bes. _ = ie emits 725 a+ ow aa AS KS a i Caray “te x: , t NS til Cab yn tes I, x, AS Ne ORR pebilauall Is. A * TH — 4 Pi ‘ee ES PO MS Re D a) eae f SHOE NATION is d ) y | ps | Ask for me personally —I am on the job See Them iL — i | ieee gh ~— | fore breakfast Tomorrow CH | until after supper. cet | SED, in OurNew on oe ia Pee, ey “5 Store At | ae 1 Just Bring Me a $5 Bill—That’s All Folks tell me that one reason why they like to trade Expert i ; here is because I really do as I advertise. I am deter- Tailors Pen mined that every one should visit my new store and I to Insure ® am making it worth your while to do so. I will give Va you your entire outfit for only $5 down. I will give You a a © every man a two-pants Suit and Topcoat; I will give Perfect , te lady a beautiful Dress and Sport Coat, both for Fit. - the same low terms. Come in. Ladies—$5.00 Gives You Your Complete Outfit—Come ag si leasant place to shop— yA pint like a canal — than Tinitor, “ands bes store. You will find all your ” Bender I tenes here—the best dressers in ABSOLUTELY FREE with the city always trade at Ray’s. anaes Come Saturday —open an account —let me give you both a Dress and a Coat for only $5 down! Others Up to $35.00 Attention Men! sais This is a fact that demands rea! attention! A large manufacturer H of men's clothes offered me his ¥. entire stock at a eensational dis- Fr s Keown a6 “Ring's” count for cash' I made the pur- chase they are the hest values I have seen this season! Every. one is an all-wool hand-tallored two- ant det and Iam going to place chess ‘oD sale for $5 down Saturday Open Saturday Others Up to $49.50 Until 9 P. M. 2-Pant Suit and Topcoat For $5.00 Down Make an appointment to meet your friends at Ray's. Get both a Suit and > aA Topcoat for only $5 down! The a 1805 Market St. Price Opposite Union Station FREE! SILK HOSE Opening Day To EVERY PURCHASER At New Store Souvenirs To Every Visitor Come Tomorrow ! * NONE HIGHER ? Boys’ Shoes $1.69 to $2.85 1805 Market St. Opposite Union Station Also 706 Olive St. \5 ¥ | largest and =’ } - P THI ae eee. Stores Open Saturday Evenings To Accommedate Customers. payer “Our | i ee ce 15 & ING ON | Sixth and | Bl gy | ; J . ' R 6th and pif * 4 4 VCE OTE LH a ren iG tf OOriOrlOriOimorrorre te iuation—The Happiest ina Boy’s Life ie / OF Bz ies @ = — UIE To) YS true + : ¢ mri i. Olive Opposite City of 68t. vs ’ oe oak 400 .Q Rawat | ) 298 @ Cities @ 3 —" BD iiessone! a t > hee
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rape ig OTE IE ICT Ee Eat RO ET Me ti, J ov este > At Me “ EE OMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper C === : | OS ARE MeMePala aaa aa a aaa as aa aa aR Ps +7! aaa MaMa aaa aa a aaa aaa aaa sae eee ee ee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 11, 12 and 13 | = = O Men’s Half Hosea @e 7 Unusual Value y = py ' 55c a @ Very smart are these Half ¥ “ a XN ccc Sl) COURT E : vo ee ccm emma REGAN whos “© Verchandise + WW OR ay. eas : > * 2.00 in Largest Distributors of . A =e Ve Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $ at Retail in Missouri and the West Pee the colors include tan, gray, black. ' o- e . is m ‘ . Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | ___ nd wan CH DISC . ~ CALLED , Jue a U.S. FLIERS READY FOR S30-MILE HOP Weather Favorable at Atka for Aleutian Archipelago Flight to Attu Island. Editorial Page aily Cartoon EI EO Men's Bat Ties 85c Spiendid Value at. @ Butterfly Bat Ties in the newest dotted, striped and figured effects, and the color- ings most approved this season. All Main Fleer that are sizes ON BOARD COAST GUARD) CUTTER HAIDA, ATKA, May ®% (by wireless to the AS-oc)- ated Press).—A hop-off today of Li nited Alaska, Choose Saturday From This Remarkable Offering of 1800 ; Breniworth Brand” Two-Trouser Suits: $50 and $55 Values € Direct from the Brentworth Tailoring Shops, these Spring Suits are offered to you—atam extraordinary saving! They are all new—in fact, we were able to purchase them at a big: Sabiicen Presidents hed’ ashes te) i price concession because they did not come through the Brentworth Shops in time for ¢ Sof United States to boowabe savociated Fa livery on regular orders. Every Suit in the group has the smart correctness that ONLY GENET petions are participating. | ful tailoring and expert designing can impart. It is rare, indeed, to find clothes of such qu 1. The principal idea of Lodge's ity and style offered at such an amazingly reasonable price. a “His Proposal Provides New x: "Method of walt Judges and Requires Sen- ni ate’s Consent Before | tae U. S. Submits Any Con- ia troversy- te Pp y CH ARLES MICHELSON. hes A Stuff Correspondent of the _ | ad pispatch and New York Work | asl WASHINGTON, May 9.—Senator | as resented to the Senate as for the World Court) to which Army globe-encircling airplanes from Atka Island for Attu Island in the. Aleutian archipelago appears prob- able. Fine. clear weather over this territory yesterday heavy snow squalls. promising cellent fiving conditions toda, planes are in readiness for the mile jump andthe fliers have d: Clared themselves in exce shape. They have been spending their spare time hunting, calling fishing and hiking. the three States a ee prevails 4 afier © - The oat? i EU EOP eye BAO Se eas te gee Te Pee =. a —" * -%. _ a ~ - . ~~ = A Rial alla omits FS Sane NALS REE A RR nae IIE URNS teh as? 5 ei alae ; attesting 2° rig erat 4 Ag Wane LG Fea ~ ¥ eT ti del r Z. - ~- answer to s.! 4 Har- that the to per- by by Sergt Tonkin San £0 Rear Mon- accompant« d Lieut. Cooper will plan, presented yesterday, i« 7o have the present court junked and joi gs new one made up practically slong the same lines by an iInte:- p mational conference of nations 7on- | vened that purpose and that ®& The Suits are the last word from a fashion standpoint—two and three button styles, single and double breasted—cut on English lines with loosely draped coats BE Toes have nothing to do with he | the and straight trousers. There are also the more conservative styles. The materials S Akhough the prepeust-ts i unenn are the best grades of worsted fabrics and fancy cassimeres in the season’s newest pat- Bee Oe President call for s third Hares v terns and colors. Sizes 33 to 44, including young stouts, slims and stubs. - pase eal ae ee ae {“ooper. leave bs today for Portuguese Said to Have Quit Flight: New Plane Offered. Rv the Asaociated Preaec SIMLA, British India. May 9.— Tt is reported that the Portuguese aviators. ft is an administration meas- is ure. The State Department nas not ? been consulted, and although it. is ™ Bie ee Lodge told the President about ~ , é ’ f the latter is said to have. made /® Saturday—A Sale of 1200 | » ; eae See See BE 20 comment ; . . Saterdey—An Unesnat Offer “ 4 ; : aeRO ee, pet = gpg ny Men’s Silk Shirts | Boys’ Sports Blouses aS 1: $6, $7.50 and $8.50 Values Mended American entrance tats the Priced Specially at erat : existing court that he was Bepeful | a $ | G5 Union Suits ef working out something that’ eould get through the Senate, it’ athietic styl nainsos An, @ These are the kind of Shirts vou like to wear Ip | May be that he is not entirely hee- Summer weather! — large tile to the-Lodge plan. ; : Plan Regarded as Political. and roomy, carefully tat- lored, and finished with The Senate generally does not | > ocean pearl buttons. Made look for a serious effort te put the | Lodge plan into effect. regarding it | as having been made principally | from satin stripe broad- = | : mi | Se, a we @ league's activities than to vote loth. satin stripe jersey, ) a ae | SHOES FOR YOUNG MEN j Pe ith the council ‘and assembly fn and satin stripe radium : filling vacancies on the world for political effect. | ” It takes no cognizance of the oft- | cs Mentioned objection that 47 nations | ~ With a court im actual operation i~ Each bears the name of a prominent Shirt maker. The Utmost Value at $6 a Pair P bench as they developed Sizes 11 to 17. The Lodge plan specifically ex-| eludes from the court’s jurisdiction ; . Such questions as American immi- Men Ss English . Sration. debts owed by other coun- Broadcloth Shirts Silk Hose $2.85 Value $3 and $3.25 Values well and « well Would not be likety to agree to} : 5 - : . tries to the Unite@ States and all} g QO5 , % in price. Also Surety Six et -) , “ Shoes may be had in Ty NO ~ lieuts. Paes and Beiroas rhe have abandoned their flight Lisbon to Macao. China. in Sequence of the accident in Pur. in which put out of com: from ee eS CON - Jodh.- machine nission. Aves Sp ales. - % ’ a ; ' yeep = * e ‘3 4 [2-3 . 3 >; be 5 ‘2 * > s : ay 3-2 \ 4 : ; + 5 % : + 5 4 tos 2 ‘. 2 ee ~ ar eS. Pees ; +e % Ps = | : var 2 $ ar iB = 2 i & — ?. © A , on : Be ’ ' q ies ;F . pee Y t * 4 ‘ 7 ¥ 2 - 5 2% ? fe : és et ¢ 2% - ‘a3 5 - > —— @ *F. ry 7 . , i 2 f 3 : 2 ; f $ - : 214 % .s > $u3 4 a ' 7 7 23 4 ‘ & +} | 7 a a > 7 ts 3 . = 4 : Tt? ; [on © 4 %2 - : co 2 2a % oS es Pe et Pao ft r. » > | me os F ‘ Q $ Peas By a - ‘ . es 2 ig . 3 2 7 ie ; se x . hd isis . a cr. 25 } i - 5 ‘Sey es ga ” : > oe set i & 7 i. > :, _— 3 Sd - a ote ee i a ee: se b’ . y oa - ke 7 z . = Bey as >t s é - fis 5 ~ i em ; " aS E a S34 #7 PS) 3 i . we RS nme See Wate ures bt ot appeceme x oe - which than 65 Very Special, Each........ @ Short-sleeved Blouses ith sports style collar: tailored of color fast checked or striped materials, also of plain white or tan cotton pongee; sizes 7 to 16 years. Boys’ Shirts of more Home« at Liberty Station Ratded. A 50-gallon stil] and 190 gallons ef liquor were found at the heens of Lee Davis and 26 Cases of “home brew” were found at the : Jesse Pierce at Liber+e station Sheriff Schnipper and ‘wix from Belleville yesterday. home of bovs: I checked webbing in back; well tailored; sizes 6 to 16 yrs Second Fleer white cot- e, made with button- buttoned cuffs and $1.25 Dressv Shirts ton ponge down collar careful tailoring; “ 7 7 , . K vT) . o “2 to L4 ~~» ire ¢ ee oe out going into the Leagu> of Na-% f tions participating further in| or SATURDAY SPECIALS Downtown Store 8th and Locust All Departments Now on the grow dad fioor Meats, Delicatessen Rak ery, Fruit. Revwe rage Candy and Grocery Cold Slaw _ Finely cut young cabbac. With Conrad’ s rich Mayonnaise Mayor 19¢c Braunschweiger Live: Sausage, pound gpecial 29c ‘Imported Swiss. Pound A full Watuikee on i reats« Chocolate Layer Cake 4 sort. luff. white Cake. with dark chocelate cing Special 42 Aimend Filled SitA@llen Ble Paisin Whole Wheat Bread.t@e a CaneGranulated SUGAR Ibs. 25 ¢ ee ee eee ee ae ee ce shock a cw leitneenns sensi tataene 8 edict ai amas Writes Ma te SonSode FS . polle® Ons a-ak ove RE ey YS ee ake . a ett @ Men and roung men find ex- ceptiona! in this foot- wear—obtainable cause it is correctly satisfaction Men’s McCallum oni here . he. ae styled, fits ifortablyvy. wears ~ il abolish it and join in organizing | Snother along the same lines,’ par- | © ticularly after two anti-league © Presidents of the United State? had — Pointed out that this country could | adhere to the presept court with-. ; @uestions affecting the Monroe} . Doctrine: but ae the present court } and yet is moderate €an take cognizance of only such | Guestions as the parties to litiga-i* fion are willing to submit. this dif-/* ference is not so vital as might ap- Latest styles for every occasion as well as models for men of con- servative taste. SAI PRE 2 yb SAL Pera. Ready, Saturday, at St. Louis’ Straw Hat Headquarters— Differs From Present Body. —_— ————— 2 P The principal departure from the : yin fF ©@Xisting court is in the manner of By Far the Largest Assortment in St. Louis, and the Best Values choosing the judges. Now they are . = elected by the council and assembly Of the League of Nations from hominees proposed by the Hague Srbitration court would have rr ide " T? ic fil} line *« stot te SaUSAR. For general wea satisfactory noted for its ¢ There are, kbhand and col- rade in are more ities, may white and severa} Some of the Hos. sides. in this group. ne lar-attached Sh nlain white and tan Th sizes iris imavV: clocked all sizes Main Fleer ere | _ cal } Offered in Second Fleer = all @ Bright new Straw Hats—thousands of them '—the largest, most comps most comprehensive assortment in all St. Louis awaits vou here. When the bewildering variety, you will understand why this store is called % Hat Headquarters.” There are styles and shapes for every man—for every et tar say for every face. There is a great enough variety of Straws i = i place Laver Lodge the nomfina- in the same way, bat t hx the an electoral collewe com- = Ff tior = A Special Purchase Enables Us to Offer This Group of Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits $14.50 and $16.50 Values—Special at...... @ The latest stvles of all-wool “Jack O’Leather” and Tommy Two-Piy” Suits—in single-breasted models, with yoke, box or inverted pleats, belt, patch pockets and al- paca lining. Knickers are lined. Sizes 8 to 18. Boys’ Two-Pants Suits $162 Special.” “Skolny election in : to satisfy any taste.” Mihands of the prices range all the way from $1.85 to $10. When vou look for that Straws tttee of = skein cemusleenee look here—where smart Hats will be found in endless variety. * B tenated by the signatory powers |e . ie : * a®eer hiw } and R eperial eom- designated by the Unite@ii Every Hat has been bleached in the sun and waterproofed — Geen eanuiae ee BH 4 3 ~ Japan and five other countries ii - ~~ is 4 be selected by - e ! - : > | | teat Jaunty New Straws _ Imported & Domestic 58 Emitte. (which would correspond 6 ineil un . : " Ne a j under the present sfs- seem e z= ’ * plural vote of Creat Pritetmy - —= a P Would he done away with for only this greunp a et he ta Bee Th. ee ee ee et ee cn ee ee eee for. Broken Milk Chocolate Pound oa 29c¢ box. . Grenadine June's Grenadine Syrup; pint SSC bottle @8e; quart bottle Fresh Mushrooma, tb .. Tie Large 448 Grapefruit. ....0@e 2 Lbs., 23¢ Spring Lamb, and legs. tb .... Perequarters. tb Young Puliets. Ib . yams m 4 anger WS 65 A ARE TORE APTS ARR I eM te tiple =e * “Tully governing states’ and 20} with Pa ominions or colonies are entitied | 4 representation in the elections. Increase in Judges. Instead of t1 Judees and four Puly Judges as in the presett] 4 Seurt. with power to iIncreave the] q Ber upon proposal of the cout<F F CH of the league to 15 Judges and f Mx Deputies Lodge would have 12] “S6ges and four Deputy Jaden] 4 With the power to go up fs the; ; “ime maximum ff two-thirds of the? committee so decides. In yacht and se w *# the repular tan Dbraid« in Rennite with cable snap The itmported Sennits cushion bands, hug the head and even in the strongest wind: also f& and domestic Sennits with saw and Handmade Straws Handmade Straws, fashioned inte of a hat for the man and young Sennits, fancy tans and whites trelene Pesetes Ft) Alpines and fliesible c.lges an, pemeil curta, Boys’ Topcoats $1 9H —of tweeds. covert and polair cloth ragian or set-in sleeves. plain or yoke backs and serviceable lining. All coats well tallered Sizes 2 to 8 years. Others, $5.40, $9.95 and $14.75 brithose ana Splendid Value at... Excellent Value at... .Pepular Straw Hats Spiite Ber hite fahey Tueee (“hina aplit Leh braids, in $3 ; fitte @4¢@ (tetee Benmite and fancy ’ with bieached and matwiel “Famous-Rarr ceseed”™ and rics New models “Cravenette-Pro- Suits of all-woo! fab- that are well tailored and beth pairs of knickers lined. Sizes 6 to 18 ‘aw Panamas AtiSiloan aha hiae Alpines Rit or Lein Perk Reast Smoked Cali Hames b ; Ado" Pvrrrrry PPE PPP PP PPLE PPP PLP PPLE PPP P PDP P LS NPP PRP NOPD PMNS AD DD PAP! oC SAMA TND PNA! AEP SSP APRA MRSA AA SAPP RAS A Res! dPAP AAD APMP Other 2-Pants Suits, $18.50 to $32.50 Second Kieos | naan I'S aaa -_ —2 eee ee Tor eo oy, re : Mhasas! ta adivyp tipe © UR ehapy belie a $5° SI teriety wf ety tee tu + be cperees freon 0 telescopes, a nes Ce eA iar it | pe Petree Saadeh Italian Leghorns and Siam made into four smart new styles ..- we a Peoria! “ ft ; ‘“‘ead of requiring a unanwneusl ¥Ote of the ™ other Judges te « tf. loutgce providew that two-ta'? 7 4 the «pecial committee may ien= . 3 Beh and ifter that two thik af
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SS oe re rae a 2 ? “/ bal FRIDA MAY_ 9, ike : * Ce stegs “A aoe I Re LIA OAS Kos ar OE OA Aly" tt» ae Ne Se I “Lhela PO BR A he On POO I ne een en ie; ie aan rr, Sieg Par “o> Sees re Ba”. Aq Tm 2 na hy’ i . * i . a 2 ‘ a : eee OO “ee - rr fer 7 2 a - ee eae ae a ‘% oe » - ‘ . 4 owe J a . v - 7 . ° | we Editorial age bea G Lae os 4) tT. Ud aol ok a, ‘ ; a a 2: ee ‘ re . . ‘ e 5a vy Mv . : A, * +g “4 “ a “2 is Xa, ‘ ee ; a m ; : Ke os ax yee “ 2 . he . . Bee | : ne we bag . 7 > > 2 +4 x Oe ty nt ” . “ Oo a an rae JX oe - “ey ba” “ ¢ “ > s A : a | a : toot ¥ Coe SE § : os _ Se cy Beret RS C25 - ate OO nia ; , % pie me = : eek q : - ‘ 5s 9 “ SF ‘ My , * on nd oe * x ~ . os : x a ke a Y: AYS4 . o AFs . , 7 ~ a A YY, we A 2 “ . oes we 6 Sear ee So ae a ; ve ¥ Ae - a", Jo oe 4 t> os *p’ » ne a £55 (i, ne g* 7 J ' 7 _." or. a as 7 7 = ~ G 2 _ . 7 a9 ae ‘/ 7 . . Fok . = = Ped wo? © ae Pe es a Oe, ie " Pe . ~~ - - ~ ee AMOS ae F a ae . os . ” . “es é oe Adi ee aes ot PR awe AR as Pag? we, ae », eens : > ° @ se ’ ,' a i oe 7 : BERR RG TLIO aE oor ae gene So re ira EE fg eR Unusual Value as 4 > , © y ¢ | 4 : . ' 4 NY sie . > : ; : ] ’ : | . . € ~ . ¢ . 4 « , i > ~ : that the Republican party had| During the campaign Republican |>Y the Special Commiittee, proceed | jegiciation says much of the |/ organization Committee. and city can stop them at any 7° —~& 0 operas ee ae | oll corporations, and had tried ¢¢. - ‘ ~~ - . 4 fill the vacant ger te b : cele 44 : . ‘ - { ranc ] se gran | Vv state s orators will be found callin the | ‘° , phate y selection friendly atmos re created But the city has no establis ' , . /| get si ~ riend]: atmosphere é f tablished aiemab ine Senin dems ee Public Service Commfssion. || ® a subordinate to swear fu lsely offered to vou—at @ taken no steps toward preservation oe an > ao world peace, although two KRe- | Lodge proposal the ‘‘World Court"| from amongst those candidates by the Washington treaty has || policy as to the busses. They have /} ° : i City gets 20 per cent of State fo cover up a non-reported tof- nurchase them at a big @e publican Presidents had asked the and the other the “League Court,”,W"0 have obtained votes either in been dispelled thereby. Dwell- || come, and have increased their fered with busses and has per- eutemtilie tan tenia tn ah h 1 ertbution , . . . : : sa . > q ¥ 7 >} age “~ ad ; o: ; = >] T f > z] : “s ‘e f) é Us, , c } , Senate to do this by permitting the which is counted on to keep the the General Committee or in the the “fundamental cases ||number from month to month, un- neereegy na a ; : zo charges fixed on busses | n } : cents. with trans ers; company = ye ; b 4 wit two attorneys lined up on time: citv. though it owns ‘ . . ing on Shops In time for de- | United States to become associated ; advocates of our joining the exist- | >pPecial Committee. [In the event of the antagonism" between |/til 72 double-deck busses are uper- | : based on miles traveled. State rectness that onlv care- | @ * te cxisting court in whien 47| ing tribunal quiet one a eaality of votes amongst | the Americans and Japanese, ||ating in four distinct lines, from|| Days city 1 cant & mie fot UES ? public Service Commission has || °"® *ide, representing George my . nations are participating. Summary of Plan. ithe judges, the eldest judge shall the paper continues: ,|Eads Bridge to University City, } sit ares... A ee ees policy of not permittin bus | B. Peddy, and three lawyers dé= d clothes of such qual- @ The principal idea of Lodge's A summary of the Lodge propo- | have s casting yore. 2 “It is idle to ignore the pos- Forest Park, Carondelet Park and sah tat competition in city with: eadeas | ing the talking for Mavfiel , 7 plan. presented vesterday, {= ‘:o} sal. made in the form of a Senate’ Article XIII. “The judges to be sibility « ultimate conflict in the Water Tower. And all the law Philadelphia—Bus lines run railways, holdin that ! a ve Se have the present court junked and joint resolution, follows: elected for nine-vear terms, to be- the “acifie. distant though it | that exists on the subject is an ordi bv several! — ios nhs ill 10-cent woulda. “aikien Sangli = Ay oeasag ee SOS eee eee the anew one made uP Practically “Requesting the President to gin as fixed by the Electoral] (“om- mav ‘ve. Nobody will ligthiv nance providing that the Board of > cna wits Sua for trans- the traffic = rom | committee is in for a long and bit. siong the same lines by an inte:-| Propose the calling of a third Mission with arrangement for ex- put forward alarmist theories || Public Service may grant permits/| | ; . ! } ARR. | | | ee ee ee ae national conference of nations con- | Hague conference for the establish- | = ee: —— | imost MARMNSS Ameent ae Texas three button ‘ ¥ a by classes three, 51x and about the ultimate clash be- for bus operation, and may revoke | epuinnecer ep ieccomremaie heme res : . , “ae , : — nine years hence—so that -c - ‘o . , : rmits at im This | See o ¢ “ P a ‘ : tlie ne 1 ho “a cat ¢ »et the I id | € ie j ; @ ened for + that purpose and that/ ment of a world court of interna i Ss , tween the East and. West. permits at any Ume, This is jeen referred by the Board of Pub- [difference of opinion. Heavy| Th i y draped coats | would have nothing to do with :he | tional justice. third may be chosen every vear. “Upon the ‘people of these treating the busses, practically, as Sn Sitegtinn nthe © for the. forme) | truekie 3 Fie ' - | e session was devoted entire- : League of Nations “Resolved, by the Senate and| “The ceputy judges to be elected islands (Great Britain) with big taxicas. i et ¢ _ te ) at Pcl ag tea lle. See: | ly to that part of the charge whies The materials 2 ; , for six vears ji . a a a aR P , —_«, | 7 - - protest of the United Railways re- | streets where the busses run, and | says Mayfield had cam aign | Although the proposal is to nave House of Representatives of the ‘'@' 5'* years In two Classes, their cherished friendship for rhe United Railways receiver-| wcivership management, Director | the makers and operators of the | penditure ae on’s newest pat- the President call for a third Hayy, | United States, in Congress assem- rhe judges and deputy judges!| Japan and their indissoluble | Ship management has urged. that Fisk spas : = oxved appears to busses say that thé truiiteh d - te aki a ‘Za conference to create the new coyrt. bled. that the President be and he|/™ay be re-elected. Though re- ties with » United States, the city adopt a bus policy its/ maar shen. “My Gesk in athed of the dam: hat is d ¥ wee Beary pyr as naye Tigserdg sean , requested to placed, they shall finish anv cases rests perhaps the supreme re iGdea for such a policy would be to : wee pn oa pe eee . th tl t nonly roe "] ve lend anal ce ee alt ' nat 2 Re Joes sit - oe ; ;, oi fe with requests for granting oO 1e@ | Say 1€@ Dusses, with live ; ure. The State Department nas not Propose on behalf of the Govern- which have been heard but not de- spousibility for averting so in- make the busses feeders for the permits : he says ‘ “The ne is one} rein springs, do not yroodtipn: ee ee 4 ae = } rT » ¢ " s* , . . - LiLS, ie Bass Ag ; ae | . : Ss, ar , “ been consulted, and although 1: jis ment of the United States to the|Cided by them. calgplable a disaster, but the | tieiley Lnes in outlying districts | ,,,. ax - nea Pe hema es : gh i: is : | sas : ] , | street where the people would properly constructed pavement. ithe campaign was hardly started’ nations of the world the calling of “No Political Functions.” seeds of conflict are on either |; And it urges that the busses te’ oie. nave the busses run a block Meade Gives Views | h 80. spent ht. the latter is said to hav ate a third Hague conference and to' rtin an eee e side of the Pacific Oce: and | kept off the streets where the Uni- : | “di Dirge ptt pre pega os, : r is sa to have made $ Article XTV, provides for the fiJ) : acific an anc : Pell | | or two away, but want them in the Regarding other points which lin his hehalf. c no comment recommend to such a conference! ., it behooves this country to) ‘© ‘allways has its tracks, ao 1erwis ‘eryv- | hav . - at aeenocton i ee ! ; Ls ltr} neighborhood: otherwise, everyv- | have been raised in the tr f . Més. However, as Presid : the following statute for the es-; — © ‘#®#ne' ee unexpired watch witli icessant vigilance where it pays a share vf the cost : tj oa het ip a The ony wares ee or so resident Coolidge Z ste , Lé : PS iii c n ig in ssan Vigliance P . body appears to indorse the appii- controversy, President Meade of | Namara, A deputy oll and gas. au- tablishment ofa W orld Court of In- 3 : Bre | every turn in the most tremen- of paving. cations as made.’ 4 the bus company says: | pervisor for the Raltilroad Commis. : Article XV. provides thi it dous problems confronting the | Now Seeking New Routes. Fisk to Make Recommendation. “The busses don't cause conges- | sion while Mayfield was Commin- — existing court that } : Then comes the Statute for the. ¢; hal fol} world The acti f , is] i AISLINZ ( that he was hopeful - slats . tings shall follow a. schedule. liege , acvon °o the The bus line management saya, Fisk will make his recomme'- (tion; they retieve it. They occupy | sioner. McNamara's work brought | et ae ae pa ae am ¥ te Tye: Zoe. - 3 wi Tat Talk ? Second Floor » it is not an administration meas- | iS hereby respectfully da. ee oe wee “ bias PPP Ay RRL RS said Lodge told the President about let it be known when he r2com- mended American entrance into the | ternational Justice ‘ > agains hus ¢ ompany, W ith a big and under whic} does not auires the bus & > | l- ia CK Ment RH — >: er : ie fet * 5 . ee i bef eT Be Faas P4 ely Ve aS eA é. © See. y We he ae ae a ys” * vig ‘ : ; Pa Le Ses. cen 3, a ; Bee, aS ee > eee ia m7 = q R 7 . , = Aw aes ae a Mes + Hen ae * i Fe, . t EPS adn Ley ay sa 2, eer e.: “ a f it bie : iad cane ms In ts aey | costing $9000 tou $19,099 each, are ably act upon it, within two or ery passéeénger seat: the ordinary | 64] and gas corporations. In 19 May be that he is not entirely al the Court of Arbitration. Chapter |} opment. inot intended for auxiliary service, three weeks. The Chamber of automobile occupies 16 square feet | before the campaign was un tile to the»L odge plan. | 22 Organization of the court. Article X VI.—No politi al or ad- -—— aa —- land ean be run profitaxly ontv ver Commerce has indorsed the appli- for every passenger seat. The | way McNamara sald May Plan Regarded as Political. Article 2. “The World Court. ministrctive functions may he per- ae tine Danatinein a a main route and into. the down- cations. and President Meade of | busses are not competitive wit | cums enenisil him to the The Senate genera ally dade a shal] be composed of a body of in- formed by the judges hit deputy WASHINGTON Mav 4 town district { the present lines the company says that real estate street car service: they are supple- | sioner’s office look fora serious effort to put the dependent judges, elected regard- judges may continue such func- sharp fight a thilenaaied in +} P it anien use Washington avenue east of men in all the sections affected mental, a more expensive service 3 PY n em Kick 1 Lodge plan into effect, regarding it less of their na*tonality from. tions. bade: thee ial anne re. Twelfth boulevard and he bus are backing them In the Caron- at a higher price | Make 2.” as havi ing been made principally amongst pérsons cf high mora! Article XVIT says that no mem- port on the siiciilibiieniia niin bill whieh (company is now asking permits for delet Park neighborhood the bus The busses in use here seat 67 | “He outlined to me his plans- for political effect. character, who possess the qualifi- | ber of the court may act as agent. would postnedn am i Ae - 4, pi a svatem f new rou south. line is said to have had a marked passengers, upstairs and down. WNo rpn for U nited States Senator,” It takes no cognizance of the oft- cations required in their respective counsel or advocate In anv case of “i laimai pier sh ee vas We’ ‘ut southes st. north nortnwes* and effect on the sale of lots in sub- one is carried who cannot be seat- | testimony went on. "He aald he Mentioned objection that 47 nations countries for appointment to the | am. international nature or ee 1905 Final ; mucous erosstown. which would add about divisions. This will mean increased |ed. At some times of the day, be- | ld be elected as e sil as he With a court in actual] Operation highest judicial offices.” participate in a decision i» any “The report was called 1 bap | i niles the presen‘ °0 miles taxable va!ues, to the benefit of the cause some passengers get off and | p wou . : — ° ° y Would not be likety to agree to pArticle 3. “Tire Judges shall be case in which he was previously Chairn ‘in Fetes esse i} eed vibes streets hich the husses tra-i city treasury others take their places, more than | peould be elected Governor, that abolish it and join in organizing | elected by an electoral commission interested as agent, counsel, ete. tion onmesiaaimaaall ma paced Se a rse The city’s present bus ordinance, 67 passengers are carried on aj} would require a great amount et Snother along the same lines, ‘par- |consisting of a general committee Any doubt on thi spoint t set- tow ntative Sabath pra _ 4 The permits are issued, r trip, but the average throughout | pet re = bier =" in the jticularly after two anti-league composed of representatives of the tled by the decision of the court.” eS SO ‘the conferees who de, |growing investment here, company to pay to/|the day is much Jess than capac- | °!! flelds and could assist. He tes Presidents of the United State® had signatory Powers designated for the Article XVIII. says that a Judge | ned se sien the ae wt cy ag ; ‘appear to be worrving over the the city 3 per cent of its gross reve itv, and in bad weather may be as) quested me to raise $30.000. pointed out that this country could | purpose, and a special committee and Deputy Judge may he dis- ital of is dl = , _ a = fee citv’s of a bus policy. or over nues On the basis of a 1%-cent low as 23 per cent. A good week- asked him how I was to go at adhere to the present court with- composed of representatives desig-| missed when “in the una Imous Hoyse ar ped Bem se : - ke id . the fact that the Board of Public/fare, this is 3 mills for each fare day business is 75 per cent of ca- | if | va se take a shotgun. He out going into the Leagu> of Na- mated by the United States, British opinion of the other Judges he has ante Base ‘aol as icon aa Service. which may change its per- | paid. The United Railways Co. pacity, or 50 passengers a trip. panee Kae you are a supervisor and tions or participating further in| Empire, France, Italy and Japan,; ceased to fulfill the required con- ies rie se , ’ pean Pg: sonnel] within a year, can revoke its pays ! mill on each 7-cent fare This would mean $5 in fares, jog pony all these operators —make the league's activities than to vote ; together with the representatives! ajtions. A member may be _im- 1 — erie se 18% — 1. rermits at any time or less than 1.5 per cent of its re- a trip taking 40 to 50 minutes them kick in. : oe the ane ‘and assembly in of five other signatory Pewers to peached by a iw o-thirde vote of pe presentative Baker (Dem) of ‘The busses are here to ou~ be- | ceipts ; However, the entity a wines this age driver and conduc: | " saat een prem w. D. ling vacancies on the world | be designated py the general com-' the special committee and after ; California another House co} Te cause the people want them,” says | ways ¢ 0. 1s subject to ener Bpe ial tor must be paid, gasoline bougnt ; Mayfie A mentioned bench as they developed. | mittee by majority vote. Each sig-| hearing may he remove yg ae has x site ag 7 R. W. Meade. president of the Peo- charges. one of the heaviest of and overhead charges met, with Hampton and the Texhotwa The Lodge plan specifically ex- | natory Power shall have one vote two-thirds vote of the inant ei EF seteenss ve | spite ek ee — nle’s Motorbus Co “Revocable per- | which is the paving requirement the interest and maintenance cosa* oO. as good for $5000, and te 7 tludes from the court’s jurisdiction and only one representative on committee.” she — — ame ee » ; . : , ¢€ tid 7 .7 " id | “ : : *? of oy by the council and assembly ‘of all the members of the special| Hague and the president and regis-| '8§ 4 question over which Congress | want it.” yee nee catte. a — ad * ics she tog nsier a eee | aa wth gesdiagse = ry ‘ . " 7 S . - ; a P . all - .. ~ , ‘ ot ‘ ms ‘ Pass . : ‘ % i > ‘ a) , ‘ > _— «? . ‘ e ’ - the largest, most complete, and | } the League of Nations from committee to a total of 15 judges|trar must reside there has exclusive jurisdiction A view much like this is ex- | private 1utomobiles, less used be- same interest controls the mant- | if they don't contribute to my E Nominees é A . ica a ite 7 vee of the busses, would consume § facture of the bueses, the chief tn- i I'll be Rall 4c awaits you | When you see # Proposed by the Hague and six deputy judges.” | Article 22. “A session of the Garrett Attacks Report. pressed by Director Fisk of the ca | pion (Pa ae owt . ae w Py tration court | ourt shal! ne hela every vear,”’ to’ Representative Garrett of Ten- @ity streets (and Sewers) Depart- | this gasoline if the busses did not. | terest being the Yellow Cab Co. ler fot four years and I'll ma ; : . icc snait ry yVear, Ahy SPLITS SLU ' : P ave a +, | ; ’ ; Ww hv this store is called Stra . Lodge would have the nomtna- Limitation on Nominations, begin June 15 The president may nessee, the Democratic leader. ment. to whom the bus company's On the question of damage ts (of ¢ hicago, and the chief individ- hard for them.” a ,| joined in the attack on the report. a iaiaiinn billie for new permits have pevement by busses, there is eet h wal heing John Hertz of € hicago. ! “He seemed to be spate. a sfor every man—for every hea est: > @ nae made in the same way, but Article 4. “The Judges and | ey»mmon an extraordinary session preinelll Ah But — =: —SE oe Soe if Straws fo satisfy any taste. An -. 2 Place the election in the deputy judges to be chosen from &@ and it mav be convened oh written asserting the conferees exceed eg oOo" we ee er ae | Namare voluntetred. pies of an electoral college com- list of nominees submitted by the request of any two of the signatory] heir authority in approving the | ) - ealled fora treaty | possible to consider postponement.! Shortridge and Hiram Johnson, Re- “Wanted It in Currency.” — , He has been further advised that he publicana. At the next meeting. went on ft he im you look for that Straw Hat : acca a general committee des- national groups in the vermanent Powers provision looking to negotiatios of on immigration w ith Japan, but was a av, , ' . eS eee ' - P nigrati aty a oe u we wo alrre : . ay Spiga gy ; ithe “team sik, deocelill ican ‘vie mince ohana may nom- Article. 24. ‘rhe court shall ue iacorenne ‘Sens eon aAasserte-|] Jas a Wa) of losing the vest gute oa - pabanaaer sealing = gg Peet ea _ SORES. Ne Se ee ee wine, coer’ Mayfield — su d f d Ls B mittee designated by the United ; ai a ; f ee sone not ee CORP ETORSy 50 St 58 Core the ‘‘wav to make sure’ of secur. in a graceful manner Senators who talked with him say expression of # personal and set ' eS amey one ees a ; man waterproo € MeeM ates, Great Britain. France. inate more than four - Frame | one Saiet iasteennbeciak Madciateania ad agen = ; wit “s doubt Ke will veto the| 2 Party sentiment. and said no'and be careful to send it to ae 24 “sal td sa = we gg or th arte Provisions for Speeding Work. ee ‘| which U. A. *, mI & ase in Judges. Article and determine cases by summary | #™! : : ? ut did toda: : ane Shortridge and Hiram John-| P@8* over @ presidential veto a ill | Hee Camminsioner, had rained,” : ‘ } > ¢ a - making exclusion effective by July | had sent this to Mayfield by Ormestic Sennits wi , ble , ; ’ | ith saw and ca Instead of 11 Judges and four mittee and the specia! committee ; procedure. inot desire to take a chance elusion effective by July ! | ‘teed Among those who rallied to the So great has been the change of son and the insurgents’ have ne 7 a tered iefter. McNamara clad Be Peps Judges as | mes sf the electoral commission shall | le 97 ;, hat the « a y . S as in the preseat | 0 e Article 27 provided that t court : “ Hogs * idle he en. Handmade Straws ad : E@ourt. With Botrér to tncremme the | proceed independently of one an- | shall make rules for all procedure. SU Pport of Johnson was Renre- view that instead of the boasted up alm «t solidly to make the ex il ‘ ‘ . neue ved the GQmade Str fashioned into every ki - mos h > th udges. |_ les : - " aiority to sustain the President's clusion feature effective by July 1, ose who object—an4f they ‘n- recei post office h f aws, tasnion Ete plits a 2 upon proposal of the co...- other to elect, firstly the juds Articie 28 says that a judge of séntative Burton (Rep.) of ONlo. | majority | peer =T 4 elude Borah of Idaho—to deferring signed with Mayfieid's name ai for the man and er man—* z Pcl of the le, : - | uty judges.” 6 ites : Congress, he declared. jis justified |compromise the Republican mana- 192 & : ts, fancy tans aa $5. _ on Cesta pt 7 ae ng agrte oT oe a reminder| tne natiopality of contestants may re now foresee a four-to-one'vote! Senator Robinson of Arkansaa,| thé operation of exclusion, bhase| In the followjng October * § idudges and f eggs Maettsargine nde ‘that “the whole body should rep-|* tion. but care should be taken to! against the conference report in the/ minority leader, stoutly denied yea-' their asEuwpens” os the -sround another visit of McNamara to ee ee ee + the principal legal systems| Article 29 says that the judges) . 45% oyt the problem diplomatic-| Senate. The House will go through |terday that the Democrats were| that by adopting Mr. Cogtidge’s| tleld's office. By this time the ie : on resen I x it isiplaying polities with the isswe in #0-called compromise the Senate| junction suit againat Mayfield te Mme » ishall receive an annual indemnity atie with the Coolidge program, : ‘order to embarrass the White would recognize the right of «a been filed and copemttiqons Wares Senate will elim- in passing Asiatic exclusion legisla- DOWer to go up to the! y he aximum if two-thirds of the of the world. of 15,000 Dutch flori “tt : . 18 ; ! 5, | orins, “the presi an x ; ted but the lian Leg! : MPecial co yr :, < se candidates| ° —_ | Shall we slap a friendiv nation | expecter ; , il . 4 iOorns and Siam Bangkoks, = ¢ linn. erg itte re sit) decides, Arti« le 10. Ben oe majority at dent tn receive 45 n00 Tbutch flo “= the —_— . he _ . ot al? we inate even the thin sugar roati ng | | House lie opened the subject on foreign nation ‘os interfere nm a ing taken. our Stiart new styles sees ese?® .: : © Yer. ho ss of requiring a unanimous wh oobtain an a solu : Committee | rins. ft he vice pl! esident 150 Lrutech Se Diane a mal ne migra = ith which the ex } yaion bill was the Senate floor “ ith a heated de. domestic question and toe influence; “He said.” went on the on Mais Een. ! _— other Judge s to dismiss votes in the Genera ittee of ' florins A a: ay for not to e¢ xceed nn . yal ith Yana, , ul fa: ed by the « onferees, nounciation of the postponement the Senate col action. » mony, wy, "Mee, I received that | ‘ At . . a de dge provides that two-to'rds and in the Special Comm | ave: jndges to receive 100 Dutch vieediclnuse, and was seconded hy it in in keeping wit" the arew ems —— lon agreement r . id has been ad , the eDe ~ iaslo shall be | a Mi (“‘ooldge | elal committee may im- the Electoral Commission - r rr Aa) wf (Term.) of Arizona ite ; ; m é consider it im shu Arizo ntinecd on Page 36:) Continued on Page »TF , 7 : = hand after that two-thirds of considered elected. 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FRIDAY, MAY 9. 1924. -—- 24 | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ANOTHER PROHIBITION CRAZE. | PROPOSED RADIO TAX. | LE : | | . alah sa BEARD BACK BO Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER nr. Frederick’ L. Hoffman of the Prudential In-| TBé€re are reasons for and against the proposed PRR Bae hy | Dec. 12, 1878. aurance Co.. who called attention to the appalling radio tax. The Emergency Radio Tax Committee psocnest sr es Pete ‘ oe ed — Pemggernvl — record of murders in the United States, charges called by the National Radio Chamber of Com-| pang, Twrifth Boulevart Merce urges that the only argument for the tax | , the main to the carrving of firearms and and Olive Street. ihe mi o : . | ae | ‘ is that the money must be raised somehow. And. rey f | , , aaa ™ urges prohibition of the sale of firearms as a rem-. | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- i ed / it asks why the taxes on candy and beverages, | ies! ~ | FORM. li Undoubtedly the carrying en which bring in $23.000.000. should be lifted, and; (yo: Qiu salee ; Undoubtedly the carrying of firearms is one of é Sn Re eer Boy Scout Leader, ; ~ A getag Pownall ce gy ag ee Shab by which murder is committed. But’ a tax put on radio that will yield an estimated reve-| a Ae Ty -alls Early Days principles, that it will always fight | would prohibition accomplish the end sought? The "¥% of only $10,000,000. It also says that such a Se a > oe Now 74. Recalls ariy Ways Cag and woenanee © medion | major part of the murders are not incidental to. tax would be a “nuisange tax,"’ which taxes are PRs . | | 1 , ee of St. Louis. fight nine” a6 eit euction | the carrving of firearms, but are committed by | admittedly the east productive. ' | , | boy my ‘ = ee never belong to any party, always handits and other lawbreakers in pursuit of crime.|_ It would be ridiculous to take a tax off candy) Sea Es e's) ee See | ~ = 2 ie . lapse oppose privileged classes and public | [py s: in order to put one on radio. And the argument) § > ¢ * | a, Se ee Te it te apais & visitor is ee ee én. : been committed by bandits upon bancits, i boot- | - ao Sha yontuhnase ot: the andle is Seen - 4% *: = = > bees Sy , ae : a, = ; : wie In 1875 he spent eight! voted to the public welfare, never be ther feuds. ut when we come to consider luxury taxes, it must, -4 . ¢ eB SS my ae = ne sense the ail | . be admitted that the costly radio receiving sets, | ths | a el running from $200 upward, mounted in handsome f ; h even ae . a coiiiaall cabinets, and guaranteed to reach every sending WF MS aS Soe ; pally town to vo adic | pak, ee tac ; s ,' . ' ie is in eonnection with the an- i satisfied with merely printing news, | sre are laws in all th always be drastically independent; | -,ing of firearms, but they do not restrain the Station in the country and many abroad, are genu-| Pan aos % | = cee tie. Seal ine luxuries. | , 9 eer ye io... » ow nee: Be nen: me “zh Uist Br ap ee ~*~ aeyal convenvion e = . , ) | . cs america. of which he is na- never be afraid to attack wrong, Nor would prohibition of the sale of fire If a radio tax is necessary, it would be well to eh ee) oe aS. : ¥ — oe ' ™ mion®. whether by predatory plutocracy or | predatory poverty. arms keep the lawless elements from getting them. exempt the small, inexpensive receiving sets, used We “ ow Sr Nie : . _—— ~~ ay : at wee Dan Bea known ' them in the means of 49 vears Dantel ey ee Wt ener eben , SED EN LG MN GD ESS cat Eas PO MR YP tees tm -~ Louis a large percentage of the murders have . ‘ee e states against the car- , , iaWwiess JOSEPH PULITZER. There would be firearm bootleggers, Just as there April 10, 1907. are narcotic and liquor bootieggers, and while the —/ jaw-abiding would be without firearms to defend, com LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE themselves the lawless would have firearms. | ty farmers to get the market reports and by every- a She Se sr =)> | - : : my Ses The easiest solution of the problem of evil to body to enjoy local music, lectures, church services, a ne * ee» betes he) eta 3 : : PM ee Na NES ge Ah Pome me tel’ The name and address of the author. +pe unthinking is prohibition. That is presumed ©*¢-, 8nd tax only the instruments that are really ~* REE joes 27 ee oy, ; ina way > Magee oe tre Ye gett ye ek Suammpnousands of Americas ee ed meust accompany erery contridution, but +, settle everything, but it does not. It merely /Uxuries. No one could complain that such a tax * aay £3 Sahel a 7 Pe te ie : | nage owe pe, Og Fe e: : olize him as & successor to that | on request will not be published. Let yo.uits in more laws to be violated and mare cost-| Would decrease the usefulness of radio in the edu- ot. yl ee dee f.--2 | ety i Bere Se ‘at ait ed OF Sar aaghs O pager Ry oy? wei a * ; joa grass: coo. pari’ Seren térs not exceeding 200 words will receive 1. inefficient and corrupt bureaus. | cational and cultural fields where it is now giving Pee on 2 aee i 4 ¥: Ne = Sd Seas See tae 4 Te Sah are = od s4 years old. He admits his age, | preference. | The true remedy for crime is the sswift and} such satisfaction. | Steg ie ala hy” ees UN uy geet ea ene ae, , oP a ero still can perform the 21 tasks! sure punishment of the guilty. This depends upon) | tet | ~ ar rm, mee eS % & Thoteee | Se — hich entit ‘the efficient functioning of the courts and the po-| CONGRESS AND BUREAU POLITICS. Foie ; , : ee oe : Pi tr Ss Bw ay Sa noe ty eee cout movement, and probably the | intpartial investigation, whether the | Police and law-enforcement agents with burdens quarters in St. Louis. appears to have been a i hae et eh Wt re pa sntie - ‘3 ) ‘ 2 ke See MEmost picturesape figure connected Board of Education is to be conducted as additional to those they now have in me enforce-| victory of merit over politics. Beck, formerly an : a £ “eB RX =m “X. ; ork . . a Pog = | pape meer is a ee eo ee Upon executive officer and district inspector, was ener- igh ¢ : : ee be ial nd A Se Me ae .‘ Fas ’ ? - ' 7 ee) newer and Major-General’ | > Se ~~ > Se 5 -Naee ‘ | cg et oe mot 6 He has seen it grow from a a nonpartisan body or a political machine | and it is the plain duty of the board to; and arresting sinners and nonconformists. | getically supported by other bureau employes as ? mpfire crowd to 30.000 in 1995 to 500,000 in 1934. And in take appropriate action regardiess of any; [Ifthe courts and the police were free to con- “ bet’ rE age oe, N —_ a getty on ane pi nt cation after many years of usefulness - upon that line of duty, crime would rapidly be re-' in which Director Hines established his inde- ute os. OS aa eck xe et Gx sad * . : scoutmasters, counselors, execu- tiviti etted | | | : SES he PREY Nee, EOSIN ; a igoed: wii 7 | le ote mundod - tea Sohne Mente _— | pendence of politics, unless—as may well be the! aS oe “ ¥ 55:2 ee. a Re yy ; in, ee i a. “oe ) | ; «and honor men. ef Education had more men like Mc- —eenem A | case—com pliance with Spencer has become poor GT t's * ea + ye a eS ten ag x >. ine * tA, 7 Recalls Former Visit. eases, politics. me & Fo C.F > re ant hd a ard : e- ory : i etre a af the same political faith as board mem- | ;, that of rivate if club ublic gr jc Of the wire- 1; Oe cee ac — iin a here SS ' ae . der ae yee > Plog ration and character of buildings; » is tha a private golf club on public grounds, is Of the wire-pulling by which the bureau has been FOAL, SEER whee or the information of insurance| pe, ao! = opm panies. | cam al Bers Rosskopf, Heier and Schollmeyer. Mr. McNamee has demonstrated his fit- 4 legal anomaly. It may be true. as the president influenced is indicated in the remark of Senator ©r > . + Ral Bea lp pela Ae Py Politics in School Board. wili tell you that’s going| To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch +E NE int Att) Alig ias Rat Bet X OR LE STEIN Gib BIN SON clita NAS aN RI ti Picsha- Se... -sepllabeA joe ; ; a eee age ° 7 fe eres to + ORGS? Seieliadh Bic . - wrer by acting as such since the last ill- nobody is denied the privilege of playing on the created to perform, the work of every § ; 5 =: ~ : ae MRS : Ke ee ness and death of Charies P. Mason, and etnte A course “bat the fact ie that i : would b oo 0 a ee —-8 - st Ta ee 7: pn tee ee Coty ee kA Hotel.” he related. “and W/ pinpig regardiess of his political or religious be weds Ey creas aes ne fact is that nonmembers — e cut in half. Bureaucracy may become ’ pee FP To oer al ee ote ae tecovered we were all from Ken-/| ore do not play on Triple A course except as guests of too good a thing even for politics. Will members| ert? ea a er ae Cat Oey oR ~ = 3 ee ky. The question of what to ! ershix | aoa oat oy Eo eR ck A =o arose. and somebody suggested lief is entitled to fill the vacancy. | rs WILLIAM BAGGOTT. a members. _of Congrese vote for new bureaus and increased : ' - | But if Triple A is legislated out of existence an-| bureau appropriations until they h : Ae Siew? PES SS ~ . . ~ pany? I have just baked an apple ple) oourts and baseball diamonds. It is truly and ef- perimenting with . i Ww . ” - 7 “ - A Nil ita u c° i ; 5 | Y x Y t 7 : ; and it took 45 minutes to eook it? Why fectually what its name implies—the Amateur Ath- . Euinea pigs for something like i J UL S T A Ni ] N U 3 FE. ritten for the Post-Dispatch j = t ‘@re they permitted to cut down their) & eae rr niki “is 10 years and, as a result, narrates an astounding e By CLARK McADAMS¥# f t. we found ‘Romeo and; heat unite? Usually it should take only letic Association of st. Louis. It is an invaluable almost Rabelaisian tale _ (Copyright. 1974.) i | ' was billed. and there were! S@ minutes to bake a ple. There are only | city institution. Without its plant, for instance. | He declares th A+ " ee ; : _ ee ee = aetna - ceaiiaataitaeal ial snecirenctiinitieinsialii = of empty seats. I had bought. three in our family and our gas bills av- | the tennis tournament for the national clay courts RPE —_ — pig that follows the i Oe ee . ——— j|qThis column is designed to ro —they looked like shillalahs erage $7 to $7.50 a month just for cook- | championship, to be held here in July eee straight and narrow way is a poor. unhappy, in- PANETELA. Sir: As a sample of the kind of mental | wWtthout bias the latest comment a efor the bunch of us and when fing. It's an outrage.” And as the pre- eg : : he ile : une ot OC consequential creature compared to his fellow ES, Luella, fodder handed out by some of our ecclesias- leading publicists, newspapers and 7 . got inside we scattered all over) gerving season approaches our bills will CO™Petently staged and probably would not have tna: scampers along the primrose path ’ Politicians tical (?) brethren, listen to this from the | Cals on the questions of the dey. e house, hardly anybody els be- | go steadily up, whether we preserve or come to St. Louis. Without Triple A amateur ath- Aleohol. the doctor as ‘ Always pul! Arkansas Gazette of May 8: ; CECILIA COONEY, al @ there ) . ? Ai Ph. ue oc sse s. s ; ° . . Steet " i - 2 a * +s, : mot—at least one-third more. Is there Iictics would be in a sorry way. acto se C asserts, is the guinea pig’s Their little dodge; Stuttgart. May 7.—Dr. M. M. Culpep- From the New York World. is “The ‘Juliet’ was a skinny girt of > . ’ tic isd. e re Ss it : ™ ~ wells. = . mo redress? I use the Quick Mea! gas aes wa ick eel Sites te Qectrey Teinhe A : : Teacts to it. in modest portions. Let us take per, brother of the Memphis evangelist. OR some months now we See) and she had trouble kicking her; etove sold and exploited by the Laclede ae : csc ‘ees 6 “5 with human intelligence. With on ip hi iol The new proposa! Burke Cul ‘astiv - - ane Gas Co. Can't you help the poor house and a difficult thing to replace it. Admittedly a : = v. : e nip his racia! ey roposa! Burke Culpepper, and pastor of thé | | vastly entertained by the = Fain away from her feet, but she. * i igang . : “3 es Rie ee calm and passivity disappear. and after the second ' " ce peace Grand Avenue Methodist Church, Sun- ‘haired bandit. Knowing not * from Kentucky so wherever | keeper ! RUTH M. LINCOLN. squatter, it has justified its existence. It has built round th b , By Mr. Lodge. day in discussing “National Music | her, we created perfect story. he said or did anything, we nd tiuadiemen up tangible values which. if take ver b . i ne ex-oosequious guinea Piz displays erx- Here we have We = ’ . - Sic pe . = | , p ’ - ‘ id anyt £. ate Noise at Old Court a . i > SA Pn oO r v the City i hilarating initiative spiced with Du nacity RB : ' . } a 1 ee at the request of the local Mu- ized according to the rules laid — a Or canes into splinters against Po the Eaitor of noat-D a withont just compensation, will be a legal but im- 4% ic when the eu} Sin, bu ee a oe | Sieal Club, scored the members of such the movies and the short store he floor. ‘Romeo’ was puzzled | oro agg alaatamaatamaaas moral act of confiscation. Its intangible values, , SE ee ee ee eee ee Sarees federations for devoting their time to \zines. The story had, as the = uring the balcony scene, and I . . _ Rs . — Raat | si ~ = n _ . & 7 . — T} heron ‘ Son . ; 4 Se . | AM wondering how many, if any, of ise is obttiinen end entett Of hk arenmieetion a a abandons himself to indulgence that the real roma rei | the study of grand opera, which, he |Say, everything. It had a flapper hought the poorly constructed bal- our respected city aldermen are and the recreati * ealePre hoon — ‘VS miracie occurs. The guinea pig that orders his And ne recreates said, “no ome can understand and if bandit who baffled the police, % 2a my would coRapse, but “Juite’ Summoned as jurors to sit in court at elias Pational opportunity it provides for SO a¢rfairs on the schedule of six festive dave & nae mn mei they did. it would do them no good,” arid money, crime and mystery. AME? ed our applause. She proceeded siasiiahas ., many citizens. young and old. are incalculabd! : ee ee ee : Mentioned in | instead of t w "est . ow ation ly | the Coun House, Broadway and Market. - ss pe e incalculable. waxes hale and hearty and his descendants inherit The last campaign! | e that Wis Bae Shen Geen te | yesterday we read in the a me die a bully death, chewing Sosp: It seems that our representatives have Some way should be found for conserving this; tnose robust trait poipEgR o poRger ee ee ee the world by the church, and which he _cer’s report the story of Cecilia Sas the Queen's taste. Pigeon-holed the action started to get a municipal asset—-for securing to Triple A the. inose rooust traits even unto the third and fourth Why th en’ says is “the best and most lasting.” life. It was not in the least entertal “The following morning the gle Alderman wWas called upon to spend St ee the : ‘ : peat! es “| abstemious ancestry is a pitiful inferior to the noes ng Chureh chose for his Sunday morning’s bandit was a pitiable girl; ims + m' attended Mary Andersons . r wart | SUE really great service it is Tr ring. re , : - Meanwhile | e " | ; 'Pestient . @ week as a juror in the present court ~ icé it endering guinea pig whose forebears have gone the giddy ote eget topic the subject of “Bobbed Hair. amusing talé. a dark and meas tree Peut as ‘Juliet’ and the following house he would see the necessity of hav- ee eS ) Eee ne pace. eee s1cG) Re aaa. a Is it to be wondered at that thinking instead of a lovely adventure, & oe ming all seata were sold. [| real- ing a place that is quiet enough to hear EXIT JOHNSON | In fine. w - ron ga | eultured people (not necessarily of the two accusation. i believe that was the beginning ~ ‘ : re rt? oss’ : , ' , - at least a part of the eviderce presente i. a ey , . es t ® are asked to believe that, for the Wre didn't — | story variety, either) are wondering ‘“‘o: | In the 20 vears she has lived mm her fame—she had the talent. ”~ When a man is called upon to pass re are sophisticated explanations tn plenty Suinea pig, John Barleveorn is health and lon- aca -pal lee . | What meat” such pastors feed? city she has come at one time or @ w the audience had to show tts e; ° , . ; ’ ’ : , . , : , Star ; ' : i for the final and overwhelming defeat of Hiram f®Vity., gay, glamorous dars. star-spangied nights men pr _ | Verily, verily, Dunce is King’ withinereach of all the agencies 44 Preciation, and we certainly did _ oly | POLONITS. eousress. Five years before she Waa ith those canes.’ Judgment such as he is required to do law. i _ ¢ } : . . ‘ . ™ . by t is hard enough to be under Johnson for the presidential nomination in the Re-| COUrage and fortitude, a capacity for real em prise Anyway ° ° it} rise. ; y. | her father was summoned te ¢ Bh Fie Set ere | « ~ . ~~ 4 eae * mpitality ~ ill H -* drunkeness and neglect; the Tea +. tor was asked wh tt ; ‘3 is Or Wi w ar aAttri- the strain of trying to get every word - . . ub ic ef anti ? ; ; ; —_ ; west mane . in Dt iiesiettinens in o eutet place and P — preferential primaries. One is that he It is a big order. Still, when we recal] how Another yoting Of course, Mr. Coolidge ts runni : - + tin ili ates h » Looming taunting! > ie ng away mot be forced to be under the additional | *** S°Ut out br local adherents of the party ma- ‘t5¢ mouse, after a Scotch-and-soda. challenged the sera ee from Senator Johnson in the pone Dera Department recommended then ti . P | i. of ietenin wary , ee chi w) evoted thei aracmnat tefl: ‘ a! cat. and > i eae ' ‘ Ahea 0 " ‘ - . ; aR os or ae weees of St Louis in 187 e. en Aenean gz to every kind of a ne, ho devoted their personal influence and cat. and how the rabbit. under the persuasion of an Lo. they give us primaries chiefly because the redoubtable older brothers and sisters be cou 3924 He menti be te a in Se SHAG NASIC. local party funds to the regular candidate. An- | 0/d-fashioned toddy, in the bulldog’s face Recrudescent Hiram is out of it and nomination of the | '® 4” imstitution. That did not EONS looking “aan th ewenteh. Gan mt & 3 President i: or ec parents bringin wit a ll consent ' : * . ee ee s a foregone conclusion. The ging. with the fu wer 3 ry window. atmosphere. [f pos- | Se I spent last week as a juro t] , +) courts of Judges Calhou ae Foclthac other is that when the Johnson defeat became ap- Weil, the cold testimony of science’s expetimente What had otherwise ]} nr , ille r ; : ; : ; a\/ eA. yk’ —s A — } f 3 ‘ ; a sit e . 4 ‘ . = - - ; ; t the remaining primary states merely turned With the guinea pig gives those merry mrths Been dead? | party leaders will try to make us believe |‘h@ law. three or four mest the veal mle he implied, the hosptiality | aré ry myths the that the voters of California do not know ‘© the world. Cecilia herself -£ ae increased and the atm ne re | —- of eet P eeNC n he atmosphere est of eight. came at four estes P densed Concerning hospitailty, | » : and the job was the hardest I have haa | P@™*" | tnis and still think there is a contest, but F | Luella: | we are afratd nobody will. That would | '7%° the custody of the Childrens am me Said that. whe nhe used t oa : a s * use > per- Rae ee en ee ee ee ee a SS et eS oe ee a. a vine gate eR ae $m my many years of experience. How ‘© the band wagon. ‘complexion of truth. | So we have it a of our courts can carry on under Such explanations fail te explain To dispose oeo- — mapa Onc supply our city with something that | he carried California by 300.000. though Hughes Slemp's policy of “gettin . ' ao Leaving this Sh E ‘ Brooklyn preeod ‘Ss allowed to die here te sorely needed. the Republican presidential candidate, lost it. There! cress . ee Seng VE ee ee cease. bonged Everybody is wondering how the Cleve- |) Nese — ted a or rk : 3 ere re) Sressives.” La Follette will remain in cloistered ee | lend convention can be kept going #ix days, *%"* &"¢ for 10 years or so SeUe Although he stayed only at t} rAQISLE! Or —~ rochial school At the age 6° Beuthe- Re, ge A oe > a vty ear fecal nat Ae mother brought her back te Bawa ae yeontio that tne: | Lindell and Barnums When are thev going to do it Have ; ‘ke nie ing ¢ olt. Have | ‘ ' was no band-wagoning there The voters discri ratir : asCriii-) retirement until after the De ul r ta mocrati took her to a furnished room, Sa e otner good hotels. Barnum 's them say one Way or another and ict) the people decide the question by plac- | ime men in charge of these affairs that thi " . . then L ollett 1} : niev clothes is Willi do something to benefit all of us. he could not have been snowed under as he was in nositi , a Follette will be im a . . ° ’ s and deserted her. & ai ~ tronized for a desert which PROGRESSIVE CITIZBN | s he was in position to spoil the game of either or both of the wee TRO broad aged 15, Cocilia became © SUE the ec | oe ve ‘ most of the primary states. Never, with the pos- major parties. It j : 2. fese rl . a roadcasting from an advertisement (in a brush factory in Brookiym Sa | Poa major parties t is Tegarded that the fact of his r ', ee in the Arkansas Gazette: pega ws ee, ae * Radio Interference. ) -ieic candidacy will preclude a majority for 3 Mecayn » essociating at night with salle) , Up on the Water front. At 16 > Bea -4 ’ ada ¥. - Jonn- date and. therefore. wil! +} ha aie ; is a : a rd had bee * ? trow the election into Nothing te 3 ‘a y y - | back in New York. living with Berm net follo ae ni before 1575 . ing to It. | | ) ) ow: — ' lowing tl : ums | working es a laundress for & Se ges In the tee pened a Toe the Editor of the Post-Dispatch . ~* - 7 son Was in a posit! to exploit the tremendons NOTE R. lL. Gurnevy's letter in the R - ‘ , iy remendous the House of Representatives, which the La Fo! , Sa ‘'s § cn tae a Little girlie: ; nger's Store | : at a stretch in various b&b Ps ; "'"* noted as an artist i M4 rtist and an . “ f th posures graft and incomne? : :, People . (“column an bad manners effect 0 t e expe Sures Oj £raii and in Mare Dew! 24 silent. Th i of NO aRanaeIoy may condemnation for his choice of sponsors. Yet what ee ee a cracked lip should read: In a persona! en- This ie what twentieth contumun . ) i! ne recor the a - ; wacens -« Ss Ss la’ th ee , . ieTtT .« to tune your set or get a selective se* ss eS OF See SCMinitrat, Ss choice has Mr. Coolidge had? Wi . oon eae aa counter between two Congressmen yester. tion tn New York achieved i - a he - , ‘ua [ . is = ‘ se . . . : . : . JT 2 BS. es ‘ The Chase station is on 273 meters and reactionary. tiene Seen at 4 118 Managers and Setting up day. one of them picked up a huge appro {‘oone Fullw warned bw the ins *y's Life” end coadue- — . : wit rus Pe | Wt a os th - we - -* ‘ ’ _ , o y aii rnieg - . _ KSD is on 546, making a difference of Here was Johnson's weakness ne ae awier, are conservatives. He _— mer repens Priation bill and knocked the other down her parents long before her birth, ! 4 ° Dan Beard Qutdcor!) 273, and both come in as strong as the —t of . sepends tor his nomination on the reactionar = we saw with it. —~ eens sail feo! at Flushing. L. 3 >}. :, a part of the administration and. as a . > niu bh}i : reactionary Re- Th v's fac |eilowed her parents to res 4 G- aa &. ether. Why. you can tune out a diffar- : ; ———— ( pudlican National Committee and th 1a ne partys tace . . as — : — : ——_. diate Ti «= S08 esate on a tines circuit the Newberry issue and a defender of the + sitll . itt nd the Republican ii amet Sir: ¥ x - ene Fully warned when S88 % > Wren: Oe apes lin = mene wom moc é —, c —. iiinaitens tis whe mdiestionade mp machine. He lacks personality and popularity to es a toyed on ‘ eA our an on the Upper Deck tg not [4m infant. society allowed her 1™ ot ntor of Color Camera Dies. © ng one. . 5 ry part of it. win the nomination by popular demand There In this watchful sm — a peen, =e ee (oP ae of its hands inte a life of aa q Rit _ and destructionist ; ‘ ' tein "a sai that ¢t ht ‘ : ‘9 4 cCEew . “ructionist in foreign remained the one alternative but Year of grace in sto re em ag coe meer Be oo ae : G Seah ee + ets out ‘ r uescay fail to sing “Hall. Hai’ ane : ra. : | : ail, j|ance. poor little tawdry excite ay. said to be the ! i . 1G nventor ofa If WEB was on 400 meters I believe you Was an obstructionis' eould still tume them out, even with a relations, without a positive proposal on the «uh : 4 -UpOSai 2 ta Ssuod- Of pretending to be progreesive I as : : progress! nd not being. dita nani the Gang’s All Here STAND BY. (‘twisted romance. The courts = a first p-rfected eamera for mak-' 7 . . _chance and they missed i > colored mo power > an mi * ae * ‘Ored motion pictures died | ~ circul ; ' ¢ singie t. You say a station has) ject. Johnson was a crusader. with a litician’ “the freedom of the air anytime, all the ee ee a . politician's Even that would have betrayed insincerity beca time.” This is not true. At each sta.| “*"**: ® was a fighter from whose belligerency of bis official course | os a von Sn. Be Seite’ | Provi ho imitat | it ase tion there ts an operator listening. in there was nothing for: the pedple to gain it ca ms And our reason , i oe ieee! “ tative we are Now few chance and missed it. 7 ' Yesterday His inventions as & . : ~ n ven? : : . - aa 4s ; + er t a r - Guring the program and if an SOS or faiwure to win popular approval under farorab! a event Coolidge’s decision leaves all the Ie restored, worrton Hagar s ee seer to be for Al Smith . eas and missed it. .= *xXpert netted him a fortune : a \ ; 4 OT ye 1+? ° 7 . . : q ma : ' $y - ; . . . “7 ether distress call is Mashed, that sta- circumstances is an encouraging r ‘©, Politica: prerogatives with the Democrats and what we should ée | out fer Sh nes cunts Rae aaa ns s chance and missed Be was born im Gaseelo, Ind. 67. tiem must and does shut down. This has : “ouraging reassurance of the progressives. If the Democrats nomi Can be thought of ye ~ yagi me This is a A board of arbitration has recommended a « a : i! Waiting aftitude leads to this result with s mas aestt | ers his opinion indicates to the casua! eet S she will expiate her - BER seort ogan or the stalien her a , . nat “aurgd ate ny? his entering the race s , - ? Dp ul ' siandg- er that there is “a1 . : 7 . ok dar , cut of 20 per cent | eames ee ' ' e will have performe , , & “Mippery-rich- = ' * Alanson 5 weemmtc. and is used at ail times, not = nt in Massachusetts third-grade fac-| a public service at some persona! rift ny — What though {1 | ard” in the wood pile —2.75 : For her crimes are on O@ pGimner tast “4 i ead Sal s fast when a soloist is singing sorres Snowing how the tariff of abominations case he is vler “i rs : oe in any Becoming men. | . . ° ae | No record could be clearer Gf ae meen: and - oo ae RRS , FE MONSCR in Coolidge’s own State protects American oe Paying a2 master hand in the selection if the Senate There is a new def , |; Guent None could leave le = BGets in. we rag Ebert. i . we adie af lieing | es mand of the new President as he has plaved a mac? Non-conformists i « . efnition of a rising | doubt that Cecilia Cooney & © FF or « . \uded the Forciga Min-) ie ; . ' ' - wed Tret the fake = thie - hag to work so early ! this city. of its neglect and ite ¢ is - Mrs. Stresemann. Coust. ~ Tereue ; , = s So ‘ate that his toothbrush «eqn oF? is« ‘mdi rn " — ~ Food Controfier 4 «-' oa - 7T3°R rower re " difference and its ~ an ; r fere dry ae . ““™hers of the dintiamsati* © 8 RR BD ae NE OR ES” CR I eC? y Din sig 7 » < ’ *? ‘¢ ' i . +4 ™ eae ee | and if the President vetoes the tax bil! inated, that its all. MP Stk Bidkbenets convention Still staving out of there will be no reason for holdings i ‘ Aa Aas ra s NOoOMiBatea anvbody but an out- . the other . all zx it at 4 ohnson been a morally commandi 4n-ar nad Had Johnson been a Auiy COMMAnCciINg [igure and-out progressive consumer smell of rum & week after eating. or @rink a , sible exception of 1912. has the nomination the “American Bov's Hie is now assecia‘*+ cated Pree a dishonest one, «IN. May 9$.—Americas A™-! ¢ ~ » . a - 7 - | _ . ani erting ts cialation - Congress a" ns af ie 2 ery 4 or
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ou iat ae ne — ~ poe = oe citimEtiee ee stints re ere eo tee FRIDAY, ’ ’ a ~~ ’ ‘oa se id 6 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 9/,000 MORE. City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUYs POST-DISPATCH -OMBI. . LOUIs . ES INBEARD BACK aoc HIGH SCHOOL SALARES AFTER 9 YEARS pees IN THER TES CED . * all ath» * A A, ‘ : oe ‘ — ’ ee 4 pete a __ . Z Se aes TESA CHARGES SOVIET DELEGATES | AMERICAN DEBUTANTES FACE |vv-" ‘ums ‘oir maicnion nave ordere d four oy Soc: al News Jone eeTH RSH) USAPPOUTMENT LONDON ny at a ee —e————- -—-—- —-— ‘ ‘ By the As Faoc lated erecta ; . - =: LONDON, M , Quota for Presentation at Court is fortunate in presenting the lagrg-~* s). , May 9.—Indorsing the | . . lias mh enue a Mer d onsiderably Lessened by est number at court each year. ! rs. HE betrothal of Miss Dorothy | TO BE MARRIED IN JUNE | view expressed by some well-in- | Ordet of the King. | Harvey. wife of the former Am- | ‘ort Amer. 3 Partridge, daughter of Mr. and formed observers that the Anglo- | By tne Aceuctated Press bassador. escorted some 40 ‘ : Ee Cp es ee, eget . é * Samuel Partridge , | JONDON, May 9.—There will be | icans into the presence of their maj- ran Scout eaters lai s : a = al Mrs. Arthur } Russian conference ens ) | aneer Bo! : ‘iz Bier Ree Te St. Louis leachers Say Only 12 | of 5188 Cabanne avenue, and Lynn gee ce may result in|many pangs of disappointment in| esties last year. but this year Mes. 774 . . i . y. a 3 et ‘$ - - ad ® : , : 122 e , “ge : } ? ae - * . ‘ ’ 7 Ww 74, Recalls Early Days ORES a : Ae Per Cent of. Fheir Ranks Get Hamilton Gamble was announced | a zie, the Daily Te legraph’s po- the hearts of expectant American Kellogg will only make 40 presenta- of St. Louts i ms | Maximum Salary ‘at a luncheon given today by | litical expert today says the Rus- | ‘ebutantes and some of the elder|tions, many of them of the neces eo aos alary. Misses Ruth and Helma _ Kreis- | ae ae Sian delegates are doing all possi- mnt of their set who have sary diplomatic tener. : Fein ‘mann, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. # a % bie 60 Grae out ahs eR | assembled in London awaiting the Nevertheless, Ambassador Kel- » fapse of 49 years Daniel | A statement issued today by the | . H. Kreismann of McPherson av- a cea i phy -| opening of the social season, as the loge has been flooded with re- p After isit in| Hig} ‘s ! ee : k poole : -enue. in honor of the prospective OF ea of writer claims to have learned | chances that many Americans quests for court appearances and rd is again a visitor in igh schoo eachers’ Association, | ' ae ee 5 é ‘ will } sant “a ali ' 4 ge 1875 he spent eight which is urging the Board of Edu- | Pride. The table was adorned with’ &@ | v that cane me eco rel . court re ne pene with the ay cme - = 8io . : : 7 a es = P ge e ; , . . . as tf serecting a nicager dozen or wths here mapping the city | ca : : “ype he Rpts: oomph alga poe sobre and the candles and | | i ‘giving P 3 aed Because of the unusual number |so to be granted. 7 | bis ; m Oulgs high school teachers, d>2-{ ' ” i | i: remier .:acDonal! the/of visitors from the British do- | then, as he recalls, was! ses : clares that ly 19 ,¢ candies were yellow to match. The | af ere a = Britten Go-| even “i ee - ; a oniy 12 per cent of ii Pe satisfaction of a diplomatic success | ™inions to the British Empire ex- | TRAVEL AND RESORTS His present | - i. their ranks here draw the maxi- | vests were Mmes. Preston Sultan, ‘at the conference” hibition at Wembley who desire | mum salary, which is $3200 qa | Leonard MacCarthy, Paul Whit-| Bam , ee Bb: ty ie ‘ this honor, the Lord Chamberlain | GREEN LAKE, year. For comparison, it quotes|™an, Roy Nobel, R. M.° Clucas, | Bg age | "hey now seem less eager for | has had to inform the foreign em- OAKWOOD HOTEL | ; Boy Scouts) 7 ny Oe re . BP eal Sual convention of tne ; Shc Se Siac meee | the maximum salaries in effect in| John Patterson, J. J. Searcy Jr.) 3 rd oy agreement than when Lord Curzon |bassies that their annual quotas! Bwery comfort. Private baths, hot and ; of which he is na-; 7... a G3 other cities, as follows: ‘and Misses Dorothy Wray, Mar- | fs was Foreign Minister.” he adds. | "ave been considerably lessened a 7". ee aasen eae tennis. OK 2 P % ‘ “ : rj > , . . : 4 , ‘ ‘ > Je rr 0 Te ai) ‘ > ° ) Newark, N. J., $4400: New York, | guerite Moll, Eleanor Klein, Ruth | | Echt, '“Perhaps they do not believe that dancing fishing, bathing, boating, motor- le s th ss , 4200; ‘hicago, $3950: ‘ |_Leggat and Leonelle Gamble. sister | _ oa: BSP Re. img. Table supplied from our own gar Dan Beard—as he is affec tion- | 2 , “ 3 % $ m6. Cl icago, $3950; Boston, E | esc eR Be MacDonald's government will last TRAVEL AND EESORTS. dens. Special diet kitchen, Pocktet. hundred of | Bs, } , gum | $3852; Philadelphia, Cleveland and | Of the prospective bridegroom. s ae ae long, and prefer to wait for hi - "ae re : , | » . ‘ ad - | ° f ° ’ . 7 La © ‘ gtely known [to the hun —— (—- oa 4 al Patterson, N. p each $3800: Pitts- Because they expected an an- ’ 2 successor*® It is als id t} ; : , , an SK ae “ , | me a . — ‘ : Sa ic é Spousands of American boys who; & oe 8 ee ma a burg and’ Milwaukee, each $3600; | Nouncement, the guests were kept | ee wish to prolong the ae hoes c wee ees a Jersey City, N. J.,. $3400: New Or- | in suspense until the close of the | a til the Communist Conmiein ha t 4g or great scout. Daniel Boone— | |#. 2°% mee ts ew vse lect ae", " orcester, Maas, | + ane ett when ear were tet to | ee . oo ; June has renewed their mandate, | tT | [Peas se oe ie. Pe: $2 es Se anc renton, NM. dae Cacn $3230: e living room, where a miniature | rs , , ; P é 74 years old. He admits his age, | f° gmF. Bog é 4%ted | Denver, Colo $200, and : Des! bridal table, adorned with- bride || a b R the sevtak Seah oe meg ete “% Peking alone isworth . Pan 225 Biss oe ee "7 Spe Se aa a os ‘ Be 7 ; ' $i © . ress 18 8ai o be de- ; yt still can perform the 21 tasks |) poe ee . oo ie eo ak Me! | Moines, la, $3000. and bridegroom, white maline and i Bs | o signed to prepare aendahata , the trip. A different | RE ee oe oo Re ae a Refers to Interview. ‘candles was laid, and the announce- | i’, Mee ‘ion among the delegates ods ne world and people. ibe Golden Eagle badge. Any | Be ee ees Coe ee The statement refers to a recent| ment was made by cards enclosed | @ gy 4 is: ee | Congress. 7 But friendly. And a , ' 5 nesath Ss eo eS wm.” i ore. ear Somer : rt , Se. , : ; se , ae ae ww seem | interview given by Pre toss-/ ins we cake boxes which WH oF Be Bie Sy _ ee | bs Seneca... Sean sae emer | by President Ross m small ading ca Sigs oe ‘ The writer represents Premier fascinating. Andeasy | A a ei - ———— “the rulers in Moscow hither le bully town to visit. it is in connection with the an-| America, 3 Mona! commissioner. Maolize him as a successor to that ‘* hich entitle a Boy Scout to wear Beout will tell you that’s going c f e Bo Oo Sduc ' e el-topped perfume , ee | i ) pone. | Beg Ekin SONG to tae re Soethod avelhent annuum sc tien oF : EG i ee became aaah a. rim an- ~~ = or, One of | one of the organizers of the Boy | port, that the teachers are just, Miss Partridge is a graduate of | Ae 50 sets forth the pal mts ane the nadian Pacific jut movement, and probably the | paid and challenged us to te!|| Smith College, and has been iden- : cree tit fp Pessinten 1 oll ese: sit ye iid Empresses. most picturesque figure connected | DAN BE ARD. what we get, so the public ¢an| tified with the younger social set. % Oe be ‘au daeeieman thes c emand that | La festestand Snest pith it, Beard obtained for it the | — judge whether our request for an| Mr. Gamble is the son of Mr. and : ” | work or quit wei saci 5 : ships on the Pacific. Sail upport of President Roosevelt, THREE WOMEN ON COMMITTEE | increase is proper.”” The statement) Mrs. J. A. Gamble of 5736 McPher- : : patie Sire Se FEE BOE SS , regularly from Va imiral Dewey and Major-General adds that considerable data of this! son avenue. He is an alumnus of | i —Photo by Kandeler. . wer ver to Japan in 10 tes owed —— MISS MARIETTE CRANSTON. | Steamship Movements. ean Chine fy Rees . 2 Il. He has mages it srow Age OF SEVEN RULING TAMMANY nature was submitted through the | Washington University and a mem- | | tapfire crowd to 30,000 in 2909 press a year ago and that the} ber of Beta Theta Pi. The wedding | NOUNCEMENT was made re- | By the Associated Press. 4 urther ee Se an to 500,000 in 1924. And in| Body Will Remain in Power Until| teachers thought “that point had | will take place in October. cently.of the engagement of| 'T!ved: y GEO. P. CARBREY Canadien Pacific New York, May 8, Roussillon. padition to those 500,000 boys, Members Have Selected Suc- been well covered and left be- Miss Cranston, daughter of Mr eaq | trom Bordeaux. 3 men affiliated . ” cw Miss Caroline Bihere are 150,000 ~ Ao gammioanc ne gg Ceasor to Murphy. hind. oe igs Fh os ped nj and Mrs. W. L. Cranston of 1399 Ba, scoutmasters, counselors, By the Associated Press. gThe teachers’ statement, still re- ace oe Se Belt avenue, and William A. Geary. |, 5°Uthampton, May 8, Reliance, | Bell Main 1711 New York for Hamburg J NEW YORK, May 9.—A com- ds ) Mrs. Hugh Sterli of 5916 Biives and honor men. y ¢. ferring to the Rosskopf interview, re. SUGAR SNOrUNS The w Tt Recalls Former Visit. =—. of ‘oeven, - tn@ading these goes on: Ftymouth avenue, formerly of June. ee ee ee ie annie 1 Beard’s keen eyes twinkled as women, rules Tammany Hall today “We are amazed that Mr. Roas-| Webster Groves, and Joseph Re- Buenos Aires, May 8 American | : ty: 4 and will remain in power until kopf would assume the attitude to- nard, son of Mrs. Auguste Renard —| Legion, for New York. ° n CI told a Post-Dispatch reporter [et A Re : . - Getay about that 1875 visit of nie| te rare chee de Sr essOr 9] ward the question of adequate re-|f 6121 Waterman avenue, will be| Clarence C. Cushing Jr., Mrs. W.C.| Southampton, May 8, Nieuw Am- IT SPANS THE WORLD here during which he witnessed pr coe x pe te tb | muneration for the employes of the | S0lemnized at 9 o'clock tomorrow) Moffett, Mrs. Harris and Misses | *terdam, New York. the ‘professional debut as an > hee i ata sagged el Board of Education*which is indi-| Morning at St. Roch’s Church, the) Claire Rountree, Clara Kooser ad Liverpool, May 8, Scythia, New actress of Mary Anderson, later to | oe ae a nae ot ope: “ 'cated by the interview. He ap-| Rev. Father Schwitalla officiating.| Harriet Manter will assist wichout York. | 8s ‘ . ’ a resolution which held that thei ,.., - at 4 Miss Edith Schraubstadter will be, Wi Se SF ; ; yarently feels that it is not proper hats. Mrs. Charle > ? become famous. Beard was th2n| »ombers of the special committee I prop les Fuller Phillips PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS maid of honor, and Misses Marjo-} of Thomasviile, 8. C., who is visiz-| England before returning home in iy °, :, .for these employes to ask for an , ated with the Sanborn Map; s ay ' co ; : 1 ; | : associat | should ‘“‘perform the duties former- | increase in salarv. He certainly | rie Dempsey and Margaret Renard,! {ng here. and Miss Lucille Focth, | June. cost Mand Publishing Co., mapping che , Aiechare ° —“ F m 3 yi - @. epee as sea ° | a citninind ak Ratkniien | ly d scharged by the Hon. Charle: ought to realize that it is always|® sister of the bridegroom, flower | | will preside at the punch bowl. Mis rtrd bea ark TS ee ao comrecrer os Hee’! F. Murphy.” the members, who! , onropri; : sees igirls. Eugene C. Renard is to be) The ) Pe ewe I ieg Yas 4 for the information of insurance : MI appropriate for employes to seek | 8irls. ugen Nard 38 tO ©’ Harris and her mother will sai 1 e wedding of Miss Pauline) | ‘ . b i A 4 ’ oa CT M f = , i represent every section of Manhat better pay for services rendered so! his brother's neal man. and Paul May 17 for E urope, and her mar-| Inez Bell of 5363 St. Louis avenue} | 6350 DE LM AR BL. mpanies. an s ' rj -_ pe tan and Harlem, will hold-meetings| jong ag they are underpaid. He|Schulte and Edward Grone ushers.| riage will take place in‘ the fall. to Edward Thornton Robinson Jr. | pace, fv 9% se " | , . i ; One night a lot of fellows got! in Tammany Hall tomorrow, Mon-| must realize. too. that it isthe busi-| The bride will wear white beaded | i of 5806 Clemons avenue, will take! I haa on ee Fines d re. 5” er in my room at the South- ‘ , i f HOM | See x ghee St ee 3 ogeth r . al t é day and Tuesda\ . to sift the capa- | ness of the Board of Education to! georgette made on iong, simple Misses Katharvne H ’ : we weve A eee Neha be ern Hotel.” he related, “and We} hilities and merits of district lead- +4 ) | ii -j ia ts pea ahison waive owell and ’ Becovered we were all from Ken-| e . - cent e- _ administer the finances of the pub-| lines, with the fullness caught at| Evelyn Thompson will enter‘ain 16 I Ali “| ers favorably mentione: ior lead- : , ot. »f — nts } iat co : ie school e way |@ither hip. She will dispense with | eyescte at - idre np: , , _ ents home tomorro weven t rs ' ucky. The question of what ‘0! ership. i opel nterprise in such a way | a aie ae a oa ia 421 guests at a bridg party the after- 8:30 ». m. Mise tal saan ot Luxury and sptendor eclipsing that of any mao arose, and somebody suggested A veteran Tammany leader. | corks Remade ine Deard te maintaim i° > - ' : jnoon of May 17 at the home of; .*,, *’ ec ae eee i other St. Louis Theater; the finest achieve- ing to Ben DeBar’s Opera House iggy ree ees, acer.| the enterprise at a high point of ef-| arranged under a headdress of the) Miss Howell, 752 Trinity avenue, | @Obimsen. a sister of Mr. Robinsun, | ment of the decorator’s art; the piece " ti I é ; é - 7 “rs r : i?) w Zz P ' : . ’ : : “ = 2 , . : — 5 rsa : € ; Md 7 . . | + ; little girl from Louisville Frank J. Goodwin, for many years) ficiency, and that such efficiency| same material. Her flowers will be; University City | will attend the bride and Mr. Wal- de resistance of glorified beauty y/ 1? ro sf e > . ~ * ' - s, or > o : E | . . o ™ s . ” "a? . > ‘ . ‘ ‘ Py ” s to make he rst sta ap- | 43 = a at ia chair-| : ‘ . : : | : —— wf. . P- | tioned for the vacant post, is chgir-| are not fairly paid. maid of honor will wear cream-col- Misses Grace and Melba Ryan.| best man. The ceremony will be| j " i ‘ ‘ | : , wisn 'ored chiffon over a pink slip, and a/ a: , Mawa-q| Performed by the Rev. L. B. Hale, i> her home town. Few of us knew! ‘hoe birth of the committee fol- __marement Not a New One. ptapalligerogugay Bark gangs caaanio daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edwaed pastor of the Delmar Bap‘ist| Mr. Rosskopf gives the impres-| “| J. Ryan of University City, who siil) ; : , =. Church Mr. and Mrs anything about the play or the girl, | jowed the definite refusal of Sur-| . > 2 - | h boi , roses. The flower girls will be. | . Mr. Mrs. Robinson, | , sion that the movement of the high | | March 1 for a Mediterranea ncruts2,| will be at home after June 10 at| | # ORM AL OP K NIN .G S ATU RD AY, MAY 10 he fact she was from Ken-|! eno: , ” - son-in-law h a M I R R oO R on we ¥ t ne - ag . | rogate James A. | oley. son-in-law 'aechool teachers to secure more dressed alike in white dotted Swiss | ucky settled it ; hi _ a¢ | . . > » ued of the late chief, to accept the post, | adequate salaries is a new one. and| With wreaths of flowers in their} spent Easter week in Rome and | the Tivoli Apartments, 6358 Dei-| ' PE will visit Switzerland, France and mar boulevard. oh place at the prospective bride’s par- “Well. we found ‘Romeo andj aithough } had the indorsement l hair rj , , sk UBLIC OPINION jira tcatnc"evere ine S222", noreerent dt i han ined er tencher| Dat, and will carey” Darkest , a a and employes to seek increases. He|"osebuds. One will have pink rib-) AMUSEMENTS mcres of empty seats. I had bouxht! manv district leaders | yes tC | ow r ae ye i : i. , A ~~ ' ons about her dress and the other | | This column is designed to reproduce igmnes—they looked like shillalahs ) - | a a oo. ge | eee 4 amatt Feaabtied Gant tameel| A ____PHOTOPLAY THEATERS a f - , I ; ‘ ~4 ’ > S é . Uu ‘Ss e oa;rc Oo _ u- / . 5 : : ; ' ee ee i “* > hout bias the latest comment by he @ for the bunch of us and when | WO FIRMS ANNOUNCE GI S$ cation f its at the home of the bride's mother. | ~ : ‘ ’ >. tothe ; ‘ Sterday we read in the probation offi Mito die a bully death, chewing sozep The inaugura inner o on this question If he has ever Sone to Bryn Mawr. Pa., to attend STARTING NEXT SUNDAY 2 iL \ Q N 1 - ~ r’s report the story of Cecilia Cooney® @ fo the Queen's taste. paign will be held at 6:30 p. m.| amined the statistical data sub-|th® graduating exercises at Bryn Popular Picture Star, ° . , ini fa Monday at the City Club. Harry} © |_Mawr C hic ' ALICE LAKE DELMAR & CLARA P. It was not in the least entertaining. | The following morning the} “ONGay a whi “| mitted over a year ago by the/ ’4W¥r College, of which she is a In “The Bobbed Bandit.” ae DAVID BELASCOS r\there in the place of the dashin§ Gi@ewspapers reported ‘wild enthu-| %. Holmes of Lencon, in peyote High School Teachers’ Association, | former student. SSE 7 = ret | WORLD FAMOUS ndit was a pitiable girl; instead of @M GiiMasm’ attended Marv Andersons try under auspices of ‘the Federal he must know that the maximum rs ssiaealiiats cite : a . . ; ‘ - ses ; ' , "h pi , ' , ae : yr FOREST . ’ using talé, a dark and mean tragedy; - but as ‘Juliet’ and the following Council of Churches of ¢ nrist se salary paid here is far less than | Be gga mre. © apes sone horn of PARK HI¢ tHLAN DS I \ () L | | COMEDY oF ‘ ‘usation. tape believe that was the beginning “?P©4 ker. A demonstration of s0- “Mr. Rosskopf objects to the) to Hot Springs, ben noni ne dere elles — V In the 20 years she has lived ifn this ee her fame—she had the talent. iciting wn 36 ee pretim- high-school teachers parading their | afr : ' sob eb. ri eS ea CONTINUOUS EVERY @ QU. CSA ANU. Gana “O=Y = ¥ ‘ an ANSI CSA A we } a a , ae expert nett , d itx c} e ani The abe — etted him a foriune.| .. 4. wiated Press P eee oe oy INGTON, M r we Style No. 355—“Onyx Pointex” sheer mt-minded routine of all that is well :. ‘agg born in Gasselo, Ind. 67 ARLINGTON, Mass., May ¥.— ®aning and respectable did not defiect a j ago. 'Gen. Nelson Monroe. nephew of suk with lisle top and lisle lined sole._.$] 05 At leading stores Y an inch her inexorable progress from Baka et te ate terete: | President Monroe, and a veteran | ~~. who m= in 1875, the clerk used to! ‘i bUthern — . is f 4167 ~ NIGHTS 5 i ry : : « ' 8 turned back tft her mother, . a 1 2 nen ce Beet, Sat. 50¢ to $2 a , mptly sclera eel eeme upstairs and remind ihim:| She Is Said to Be Oldest Living . | 5Uc TO $2.50. * Ons : GET~THEIRS i : @ body is allow Graduate of Miami U. and Was | > | She was next taken to Brooklyn by her @ y is allowed to die here ~ ; ; TONITE int and for 10 years or so attended pa- | " overwork.” ( nesmate of Benjamin Har- | | rt WE RUNS “LAST TIMES rpchial schoo! At the age of 14 her a b. though he staved only at the rison. A . Inter mae : ] } | - j d of the | Most — rAE* k her to a furnished room, stole het 4 vers, Lindell and Barnum s Lindel ee ee ditt | — FIENDS AND-ON OO: LEAVE KO bthes and deserted her. A year late “ae ‘her good hotels. Barnum’s; Wagoner Memorial Roc scaragg ti | -_—_____ : ———— 4 3 , yirt de . ‘este rds > } er ri S| msociating at night with sailors picked & week after eating, or drink birthday yes lav and ner | = fame produc 107 of selebration PICT Ua AD * pk in New York, living with her mother, : — : y tage met not follows } ; -4) for more than a week. 7 WORTH DOUBLE | (e i 2 | orking as a laundress for a few months —Btow In ¢} _ that year until She aid t he the oldest liv- 10:46 A. M.—Continvous—-11 P. M. Tiimebe in varianes hospitats. At 20 n the interim of 49 yenrs he She is sai Oo : ee tse War married. had borne a ehild, had ame noted as an artist and an/| ing graduate of Miami smn Bet DUT Sts a ie oe ace gk evocate of outdoors. He illustrat- | at Oxford Ohio, and was a a SAXTON & FARRELL 1S eF° Mark Twain's “A Connecticut | mate of Benjamin Harrison, David | CHAS. ROGERS & CO prison j . ‘ Her 6—OTHER BIG COMEDY ACTS—6 By F. MARION CRAWFORD This is what? twentieth centurv civillzae 7 | Wrote the “American Boy's success in that generation. 44 SHORT MOVIE SUBJECTS No Advance in the Prices pn In New y ork achiev ed in Cecilia — e nd) Book a He is now associa’ activities have peveres a 7 om ape — : Pai aaa = oa. Night Poney. Fully warned bv the behavior ofa | me" Of “Boy's Life’ and conduc-| Tange. She ie a charter member | | MATINEES SAME AS NIGHT t . wee (ff the: ~ Dan tear tds of home and foreign missionary 8”- r parents long before her birth, the la : Beard Outdoor tte, the WC. T. a White 11 A. M.—CONTINUOUS-—-ll P. M nd yl ; ; as stil a SIX VAUDEVILLE ACTS UlivY Warnes when sne Ww . & Pen notte wee ae : - . “ , } b > @ ’ iect allie. h the cause of In Conjunction With A ite ‘ft out @ Invento ; ' the first allied wit ' : - ) —— a oo peste = the * of Color Camera Dies. |woman suffrage. Memorials to ‘*Discontented Husbands’’ | its har is intan n life of dirt. nek ® : : A Sancta ted Press ; a in Indi a. ( were | oO Ma Ww f PRODUCTION : = ignot- @ Ripcry her husband stand } . A Story of the Other Mans ife | rk basements begzing, stealing. 4 . = 4 VOOD. N. Bu May 9. —f and Japan in the form of sc hoo as 1woOna e O Ors and Other Screen Novelties. . nce poor tittle tawdry excitements > & Gray Said to he the inventor of) and chapels She is the mother ne — | : “a . : * . ; ‘ted ; : ; fih- . . pace and they missed it. te nad Meet Colored oo eget green Congressman. Style No. 255 —“Onyx Pointex” medium WHAT HAS chance ia ned rnisseed it Schoo s 3 re ve > ; ‘ . : iene . . . . — - J dh ' “ste ay -™ _ , , ee i. ; { 4 iat i sane, and mised 2 The Chere rday. His inventionsas&®) ¢. nemon Monroe Dies at 99. weight silk with lisle top and sole $1.95 Ip PARENTS WORRIED THE ie seUhy WOODWARD PLAYERS WHEN AGIRL IN 7 99 THE 1ST YEAR L, O VE S neee——Thureday and Saturday. AGNES AYRES — NEXT—' -PENROD: PERCY MARMONT KATHLYN WILLIAMS SPORTSMAN'S PARK LAST DAY MILLS © KIMBELL prea e . * o ~ e . “e* Cardinals vs. Cincinnati JACK HOLT | GAME STARTS AT 3 O'CLOCK DOROTHY DALTON + today's game o te wTTIW Try zs r 7° COUN BAN N for Sahar s, game on ene of ae Tee TEIN Weave LANT TIMES TODAY faeen cence rr ; t ° . a ii where she will expiate her crimes and _ Sri mies oe ye at his home here -vesterday. Gen. | - * | IN. May —American A™m- Monroe celebrated his ninety- -ninth | rs For her CTirrieésr are on our Hie was oOr- j ‘Oo record could be clearer or more elo- ent None could leave less room f0F Ouvot that Cecilia CC oonev is a product o his city. of its neglect and ite careles* difference and its undercut rriiafrry heads, to @, 4 Mdor Alanson 4 Houghton gave birthday on March 24 ‘e inner last night in honer of | derly to Gen. Scott Ww hen Mexics sident and Frau Ebert. The! Citv surrendered. In the Civil War : ts iMcluded the For: ign Min-j| he wasa member of the 13th, 1$7in er and Mrs. Stresemann. Count!and 198th Pennsylvania regiments, | Hitz months a prisoner in Lib o the rank of ee a A A Ke? KA @ basement where she was born to the ton Gives Dinner for Ebert. of the Mexican and Civil War3, died | ; “ Pointez " is to be had only in “Onyx” Hosiery, and is eo marked on the heel of every stocking. WYAYCONY LYON YY ES CNY FCN Y FTN YR TOAN ETS VAR NOON Awd. Food Controller and ae? h “a as feu PT) fr, | . Mbhers of the diploma tie
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He said, - | havi . aan . % vw et Leader Commits Suicide. | tuthoriites say it was a "JAPANESE IMPORTING WHEAT | SAYS MAYFIELD — on rng ie it.” Later the! do you realize I am “‘nited States | that the postoffice receipt had been | having gone to a pg e - | not connected with it. “i : F ‘ didn’t | produced in the Texas trial. Luther | sioner in quest of } r 3 the Assne ‘Hated [frees : sore 3 ~ t} e first 7 ; sus depression, his is th | MOSCOW, May 9.—Julius Lute | ,. we 1) of the] VANCOL”’ , TOLD HIM TO GET ro insisted th: layfield had! Se ynator? I said, that I ew ) | ance vf a high tnembet A! UVEER, B. C.. May 3.— witness insisted that a) se he was’ 1 wasa't going] Nickels, representing Peddy, told| field, and of being _; ; ‘or > lei y is , | @. > ‘ . , . > siti Ww a, 'communist government taking his \dvances in the price of native rice | CAMPAIGN FUNDS taken a copy of the dé position , care : a for him or any- the committee it since Lad been Cc ‘ommissioner that ecutive Council of the suviets, com |.ife. The body will He in state, and | li ae : Continued From Page 23 ‘which McNamara was to sign and/to swear to a e poets that he had not i mitted suicide by shooting. lie left there will he an elaborate public | Are forcing Ja pan to buy ( anadian " t zt ae. body else.”’ | Th . magni ie ee 4t} yo ts | nee ° n ng &O explanation of his act, but the | funeral! wheat in heavy quantities, accord- , put it in my pocket and spent it, question McNamara said he turned down | 2 oO By | —_— » 7 % - Ninov. a member of the Federal Ex ; “ : - ; 4 sara hdaiathnall eRe ety pete eset. eeae ge MER wr } 4: V of a Tokio milling firm. who is in- | The pematestal: aameieeek tee I would not answer them the wa! ; « a ae “w re-rt . WO hy rts Lf (tk ae SA i eee a cerm eye thy ey AGT hw Le ———— » * 32x4 VY, Ss. a . $18.95 . . $16.50 ” Continucé eau Page 23. £ Rj ver i e 1223 Riv ments. made when Ambassador . ( Ne: + B J a ? ) csisait uine aiid ie | > a SS See $21. 95. ; Phone Nearest Branch 9 Tel cocaine ah Rate pc ga Park Opens June 20 | Seconds—Slightly Blemished. = ‘esue. But underneath the surfa ce | Ragin: gene wiecmone I UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. ' ows Pes TLE A A toe 7 eihen . : Ke * ; £ pe = TIA Se Rane ee — Beets: . ind the date next year which the St |S ag ee RERI ROG e he Pant Suits | President wa nt ed-in order to af- PS ’ Se ee a Ri ascie -h Sa ae a — , ” 9 ‘ attests | ford time to ‘“‘negotiate for the | ae : [oe pee. Sarees ay te PRE is 2 ge eee Se Seg mV WR ini ein we 4 Bites For Men & Young Me | 3 ; >. ‘ sgt Sie 2 PSS RRR I oe 7 boteiss . abrogation of the gentleman: Bot RS fe Bs Ramtec ok oe ene se , agreement. So ZR IR See SES SS ERR ae a ge ¢ a: a Sit Woolén cassimeres | ! SMES npaine tS ts comen, } neti eattia aaa , , “33 tweeds for young me Race Conflict Is On, Says Japanese | : Seles m 3 | SIMRO Wee , at ssisihs : Paper. | A Re ate agi oo EN SPINS, i a gies: and splendid worst | : | Bn fe Sah ool ene UST, aa ‘3 for men who desire m the \stceciated l’ress | K a? Pe si53t3 0 ~ TOKIO, Mav %.—Although the = se: gee Bsc , - ae ) - Eien camera . Sct conservative mo d e l anferees of tl American Con- boa os $ PS ae . Ss « ination teeceeabik aii . se a Sa : ae i : eS : E33: A ] so immense asso Sac aak af the efseetieeaene| ae ? Kk ge >} % _ " “2: ments for youths we nostpone .. ‘he efrectiv Ga etets . . ponemen ing their first long tro of pro, isions in the immeégration: SOR 5 ra Y¢ ES sae . : a ; : , . . Spell 23 — | Tl Kk Stv sins! BASEMENT. be Me =: : BE , : eS ; | a } cy now ity Special at $14 nostponement,”’ the paper says, “‘is ''y avoid adverse effect on the pres- ag >>. : ges ey ) ’ am ‘aterm oe Ren, Saree Sg ae ‘idential election. However, the race RR ' Saas pas (Nee £ ~ . : . eo Th CV Demand Sty conflict is actually already in ynrogress. Japan cannot conclude a % Ke oe ee Ss x Seas D> : Se eee te : } reaty which humiliates her, there- | : Bess ie SS a eae 7 . RAY Se ES . >= ' ‘7 es : 4ece : { : et. } 7 : . 2 : 4 e i Ls , _= . 2 . 7 + ¢ ia a te - 2 4 . gi > eo isk 32 > 5 —- 2 © oe. 2 et i . = .¢ i3 os St ‘ 7 as & 3 ‘tae .. ake - rare | ; : . 4 +4 : s >* aa ¢ 4 ian bo 2 % ewe Fe = : 4 . 7 s. 3% es or ot - he: 1a . as 3 My ae . SI me - é 5 $ : ¢ 5 b Lhe « 7 7 Pe +) ‘s ; FF 7's & A ; - ? 4] 5 - : : 7 4 ; 23 = a 26 , as - oa ht os t é ia = * y a aR 1 7 Ss 4 4 j - . o- x & X3 : : : - + g | ee a 7 - -_-—- —- — Oe wera > ms oe - ie i ate eileen neni et ts epinnceees A MG ee ily Ae 90 ‘There is nothing left but to wait the awakening of the Japa- PLAN CALLED |; ee Le ear: & e SF eR ee ion eel stouts and extra stou lays, ‘making a maximum 100 Duteh florins:’ deputies to re- ‘eive 1450 Dutch florins per day, maximum 30,009 Dutch florins, | SRBC eee ee 2S. si ale Le eee sy — nm 2 9 eae UT ? trave lj n 4 ex } pee -1 SES TH he a llow ed A t ) : re. BS. . me oe % ss 3 : : ae eae 3 $ be | of the general committee a 2 SR & Bes SR ES “ae a at etiaee oes : = a : aM See : Be oe : : SR be Jurisdiction of Court, (thapter 2, Article 31, provides) hat. signatory states may be par-| ‘ before the court. Si ee RWI RTE TR hag ne All-wool casseimeres : and tweeds in bright Article 32 says that states not 4 . ¥ oS 238 See of ——— i ged Be OR J $e) Se te new Spring patterns. signatory may be admitted to cases, : Soon: . BS, OCR ae oe aaa : = aks Just the models and colorings that young fellows are so fond of. Sizes 32 to 38 chest. Basement. rut must pay. | Article 25. “The jurisdiction of | the court comprises all cases which | che parties refer to it and all mat- Fe ; ee 5 5 eg ese. ti Daas fe: tt 5 a ee | tae pared by treaties. Sienatory | Res RS see: ae Ns SS ” Set aR Le § se ir a 2 a Ps! ato a. a Br ke 7 ; Powers may declare whether to| highest [MEE 5 4) Ba Gem | fe We i rr. WHIPCORD AND GAE at the court tn dleputes over inter=) standard of BE pe Seed ; y ae § ee ‘awe 4 7 | .: Boa SOR ieee ‘na Tan and heather shades; } . " | . o “Me ~ ey . : ake or : ee Seen = aa sole d Lice l hational conventions. cus- Ve xX front. \ , A PRES a ‘ vs 7 » s 5° ge ate ny. , , 4 = ecte m law. et¢ Tae a R ¢ if . Buage of the court shed) be the are hand tee SLOF he ench and > Nelish depending on foll d . eh : pee %: Sate : 2 Bias ) ! F le Case in (westiay inal ue court's ; ; ; ar. laine Se) ane ; oa OS 3 43 ‘ ° eo ‘4 | | : me ‘uet thor. fe sh They See nee 8 See ee You know what wins pennants—it’s IS]097) HA} | t} ‘ Cour ryy.9 ‘ mor . 5] ‘ ‘dd. ve: oiigi land K Shape the old team-work -everybody pull- ize some other languace it times.” huz the neek te Bo, Seana * 3 Mg SS oy ! r in S Article XXXVI1I covers the open. a ‘ Sees phe So ee x: ae ff rere ing together—w ith only one thought ing of cases , gS I a i RL in mind to lead the le: ie 2 oe see Maen Sid : sort of team w ork that makes Bond’ S a Articles NNXNV'1 and XNNIX stitching on _ See, | eee Gee, eee ~* a stores leaders every where This is the best season of the year for cover details of rzhis and parties lapels —— jn. Lh #8 ce eee. ™ Mime - a! mm " 4 4 . . being e "2p >i 4 9 ore Sa “ “x sey Sp ae oo Pte : ss “oe ( ‘ es ae genuine recreation at Missouri's National ee ‘ or ov 7 Benes sures Shape So TE. ae ae? ° aie ee : ATTIictle X] proy icles thar the pro RR i ae : genet “ alee Sema See Te aselegee? One Health Resort. A wonderful 18 hole golf | cedure. oe y be w ritten ws ‘ aa retention. as oS “ge a ee: = ; Reet Ps : “4 a Say ) _ p ; ad course, healthful mineral waters, com- Article XLI says service shall he me ee and | l S u I t S fortable hotelsand picturesque drives. aaa 4 acme 2 ane, tte Kdges aren ‘ ss Pees e: 3 Bee. RES Be = m, New York iF 0 0 I articre MW Says that the presi- faped -— + ; Be ae ee RN Se Chicago ‘Tom ur wn ; ‘ailor >]; : irec : Wabash trains leave dent and \ ice president shall pre - : , | the N es ae i : : ‘ ag ee aS: ba Cleve land c | lants Dire ¢ | to \ ou, Union Station 9:03 AM 2:00 PM side and in their ahsene> the eld- > ever wrinkle poet ae as e Be : = Detroit Delmar Ave. pest Judge. All rulings shall ve by never Fee ee ue ees ae Akron e 9:20 AM 2:15 PM | majority ve te. pucker. Sontee Re a Bone ee Toledo Wabash Ticket Office Article XLII] says that hearings Ae Se em ie | Pittsburgh 328 N. Broadway shall be public. save bv apecial re- ‘ eS ts ps BR Youngstown ‘quest and court permission. | R Ree ee cote Louisville Article XLIV requires that min- ane atte ; aes sae By Columbus | utes of proceedings he kept oor. %. ” Cincinnati Articles XLV XLVI, XLVI. eee ieee SS St. Louis .XLVITE and XLIN give details of sae \ SERS Nansas City procedure ‘ a Lorain Article L provides «hat -f a party ay Omaha S ] ifail to appear oo} defend ) P Bujfalo ty e Arcade the other party may call on the court to de. | ] re ew ept 06 ti 8th and Olive a eee RO ad ow Ae ear AERA ig RRR! PTD Pave re » ~ +, aa wer ar’ Pi age tal 7 P. Ll. McNally, Diviaon Pass A ‘ ent 1493 Ratlway Exchange Phone Mat am 4 fo bess
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+ ee ere = re ter en ee ee me + — ~ ~ — — RE ternary sang eeeenenteen a geen: gre a = _ REAL toner In quest of liquor fo, ME. 4 ESTATE leid. and of being told by wd vommissioner that he regret; i that he had notaing o : t s 2 “corn. mo hand Jut 4 —— | * a aa ‘ | SPART THREE. a . [ooneeeee —— PAGES 27—48= — ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 9. 1924, . We will hold them until extra charge, to out-of-town trade. D FURNITURE = new at lowest prices, 4544 GRAVOIS Av. 1 C 1* MEN Ey YOU NG MEN 9 Telephon ALU SA T URDAY In Qwt 14-19 Cleaning Co. and Deliver i a a : see PRS TERE ys ai ae eB ai ® || 4 OneandTwo Pile Pant Suits pial wearing a Li For Men & Young Men , “3 Woolen cassimeres and %¢ } ee tweeds for young men, iN af ae Mie etsy 4 * ff | 4 and splendid worsteds § 7g): : 4 Oneand Iwo im for men who desire mcre :!:X24:5 i Stet : loth =| conservative models. fo : a Pant Suits ti j 2 - BREE ! et es sii: }S@ immense astort gigiisissessa: 3 For Men & Young Men ments. for youths wear- ing their first long trous- Beautiful Spring models here : ecg ers. Extremely well tai- R025 i are | —just the kind that well- 94 / Sie? faites oe ll | “ii lored and perfect fitting. §[P2:)\o:2: Hh ace Maer: dressed men are wearing = Bei JM ec fies HE Sim Sizes 32 to 46 chest. [2200855 He : cacy —fashioned of pure wor, Bos@gp: 7 Pasi Ss ee Pant Suits Kk . S 2.3 ; 22:8 BASEMENT. geist 29> steds and of fine woolen BP): Sey sfpsseeetrereres eis ‘o M ey Know Style! ey Special at $14 ee : cassimeres, velours and ii. 2: ennai at sce For Men & Young Men , , Lbs, SHES E va z tweeds. Attractive new Pre es Powder blues, French ‘Demand Stvle! a eee csc al eee shades and patterns ina —: iia ores ag] blues, dove grays, sand | ) GRE thy : Stet He esate * sioagebe:: 8 7 hey Get Style! | P ERE Bieanaanare “a senretiies one. Full range of sizes. ae EES ) 2 terns. Superbly hand : HunGeN Cental Special at $21 ie é re ® f over 3000 superbly tailored new Spring Suits, Sa | scant Baran epugagantagac ae athe = ane cae. to our own large stock, now offers a selection that is ied mea fabric. Special at $28 unparalleled at this stage of the season. Suits for men, for young men | Sn eee eee, and for fellows just stepping into their first long trousers. - Sizes for slims, stubs, stouts and extra stouts, as well as regulars. Models ranging from the most extreme to the most conservative. Patterns and colorings in selections that will appeal to men of any age or desire. All are extremely well tailored and represent qualities that cannot be duplicated for many dollars more than our present prices. Come Saturday and choose from these vast assortments at these remarkable savings. YouTHS’ LONG -PANT Suits} SAVE 14 ON MEN’S PANTS SATURDAY 25 AND $30 $35 AND $40 | $ V riae VALUES In this 14th ANNIVERSARY SALE our entire stock of over 18,000 pairs of Extra Trousers is offered at such prices that 7 men and young men are buying in quantities to last the entire Summer. Come Saturday and share in these savings. C ] ] ° ool Summer Clothing $ 1 4 $ | bes MEN’S $3.00 PANTS $4 95 MEN'S $9.00 PANTS = $ = 95 | / |} Strong worsteds in stripe patterns and excellent 1 Matre-qualty weetuns in, See. GRO Comentie 5 - Our gigantic stock of Cool Summer cassiineres in neat mixtures. Well made and —_ weaves. Beautiful suit patterns in a wonderful All-wool cassimeres 1; | | Clothing is now almost complete, and and tweeds in bright | in desirable pencil- Py a . | b ho desi new Spring patterns. oj) jgs stripes and novelty | HZMONS MEN’S $4.50 PANTS ‘H, ALL-WOOL SERGE PANTS $4955 | { men or young men or boys who desire Just the models and mixtures. hy port, Nor- « Cassimeres in patterns and colorings that will : Y] Double-warp, all-wool blue serge of medium : ° -¥ = garments in the lighter weights can find colorings that young folk and Brooks mod- aren © appeal to young men, and durable worsteds in weight. Fashioned with belt-loops and with — | : i Diien orn.co ania of . els. Many with two AN conservative gray and black striped patterns plain or cuff bottoms. Sizes from 28 to 60 them here in endless variety. Palm : Come ’ fs) Sines 25 to 60 waist ph EtR waist. A real bargain atethis price of : Sizes 32 to 38 chest. - pairs of trousers. . Wee es Beaches, Tropical Worsteds, Mohairs and Basement. in a full range of sizes. ? Var MEN’S $6.00 PANTS ) MEN’S $7.50 PANTS | Panamas, in Suits and extra Trousers, WHIPCORD AND GABARDINE TOPCOATS | : Attractively patterned woolen cassimeres, Scotches All-wool cassimeres, velours, cheviots and pure nivetea at the same extensive savings that have ~ a es Shee . \ Ca ASN pea a bl | we ee Se i $ oP alll ro is a . Strongly sewed. Sizes from 28 to 48 waist assortment of colorings and fine weavé serges 4 - ’ ’ ae ” pall as . at, my . . " . , Extra - quality woolens ; . 4) en Expertly-tailored. Match your suit in this lot. Mae eR “ee - yi a m ee e a * : fe bral Sg Ca ee ae Ge a ee POE RPT SEE: atin ‘ ne penne PE # neatly finished. All sizes certain to match your samples. All sizes. Men's Extra-Quality Khaki Pants 5 ie Men’s Pure Linen Golf Knickers..... .$2.95 i ld HEADQUARTERS FOR COOL SUM- and cheviots, and serviceable wool-mixed wor- worsteds in beautiful stripes, cheeks and nov- Tan and heather shades; full-belted $ steds. Tailored in an excellent manner and | elty mixtures. Superb suitings that are almost | id entablished tite shes - ST. LOUIS’ models with yoke and sleeve linings of fine silk. ‘‘Cravenette’’ processed. Sizes from 33 to 40 chest. Basement ee Sey FT ? | . = aa ; ‘ ; ae - ®, _ s : : ¢ . ) Over 2000 splendid Suits for boys were included in this wonderful cash purchase and they, : ; too, are included in this sale at the same discounts that we enjoyed. nity to save on the very kind of clothing your boy will want to wear. BOYS’ $7.50 BOYS’ $12.50 BOYS’ $15.00 | BOYS’ $21.00 | BOYS’ FINEST QUALITY TWO-PANT SUITS | TWO-PANT SUITS | TWO-PANT SUITS | TWO-PANT SUITS | TWO-PANT SUITS | iW i § 4” */> 4 Oe 1 3 95 | 5° S10 t =) Nore | oe —_— flannels Made of the same matcrials that go into Beautiful new colorings and patterns in Fine woolens in patterns that will please Extra fine woolens including : ' : : 3 Graduation and Confirmation \ I eball Suits Wash Suits : Vorth We Believe S| i $10 t© $20 More ~ 7 i = - ' ‘ : 4 | re Me we SUI Store Open $ 22 . B sw alle ft $ 6: 85 Saturday : 7 Cc an -. areal S | — = Serres ee Until 6:30 Pretty juvenile models tn aates — P. M. : ; ’ j ’ beautiful contrasting col- $1.95 ¥ All-wool, double Fine-weave Serge ——— : = or effecta. Neatly trim- . conars and med with braid and em- warp Seree in of excellent qual- dark blue shades, ity. lAned with ANY ' Emblems on broidery. Strong wash- Relted models wool alpaca, Well CLOT pockets. Sizes 3 to & able materials. Sizes 3 Fi years. to 8 years. ieee wee. N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV. to IS years Tailored in a superb manner. a oe ea ied Z I 2 Su me . - a ¢ t a - > & A v ee eS “a TT ¥ . > - syd, eR ergy ME TS ita alte ORR a hes iS Ret beh A Me i ot ee ee tie vet her Pgh ene Te , RS ge rt oe eee ¥ ee a? ¢ 7p R,, : 1 + re ened * ». Vie . Po) ew tite 2 FRE oyna : Were aE ae 4 4 - < f . Pr en” ee eS ee
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a a sere pe y: FRIDAY, = ; . ] spaper COMBINED MAY 9, 1024 ag ly POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newsp ae ST. LOU'S POST- DISPATCH Shanon J y for the accuracy in journalism. But they is responsible only i eter oe a ame his old associates in the Sea sary and legate i oo 7 seh t it displays in discrimination panera a NG Tih — _ lundesirable reactions were —. ! TT ae tectiv rh “at 1 end, and that ¢nd is to bring be- ) oi se ates, or should create,} erations. Self-revelation ig ' Ws rp E | duced For this reason its vores | orm of peat eae (Abd = my J ali D fi d d || fore the people in larger number | se si yen? it expresses, and it .8/}capable. Journalism as a he ito private practitioners was sae patadetins Bybee crn ma “hs Mee ourn ism e ine an '| the substantially informative and | tue opin pene sa tom for them, andiitself in the full glare of the i ally diminished, and its use largely | ous * NN ee loa: | ratuabie news which they ought :9| wholly respel™ Moreover, ‘i")|Good or bad, there it is, It ie ped hospital is. himself flatly denied that his res- ° ° llhnave but in which thev are not) for their effects. - Ae Oe Do a of te hae | confined to well-equ!P! io tienation had heen submitted. but | t sesh ‘nreasion the newspa: us who al f it to consider * NI | Dr. Felton has succeeded, hej; ignat : w aa : scusse y resi en 0 ‘| sufficiently interested to impel) that expres own personality, ‘ts| faults, and so far as we can te x AL | says, in taking this serum ane ate “28 SS ee in che Gael. ye aoe || them to buy for this class of news | enrages a and the workings irect them. But the main thing = | cipitating from it ‘ne agit a prone ean attend ‘ae anit A nd © di | alone Having such news 60 | ate Te It shows to| journalism is to realize its : ‘anti-bodies.’ which kill or renec ~~ ares se ip 8 mein oe TN merican ociety 0 tors || stantly thrust before them, in com-/; of is ¢ ; , e extent of | jliges. its opportunities an ._* Pu R ee : E innocuous the germs of pneu-; the story. || pany with news that appeals di-| its readers _ Se quality of | sponsibi ‘lit ee q It8 op sion | t in. evenue * v py von rer oe ae : i te a te mediate | parently has been Gefekted for — Editors, and ¢ rors SNE , nee en uppiv | discrimination that entertainment approval, to ce 2 tself | the profession. You have to @ profits tax which a coall- % P source 25 to 50 per cent, Was @aM-/|.4 jnto the veins and an imn j : a Democrat editorial page, spoke to|of information. Stop that supp ‘ond instruction shall be served in praist Daily it present . blication that will sell! of Democrats and insurgent |} 14 per nounced yesterday by the Influenza drop of temperature has be nominatifn by Ralph &. Updike. ithe journalism class at Washing- and civ.lization would pause i FO proportion, in such form that ‘ion is unique in that it depends | ate " = on one that will blicans has succeeded in writ- | the Commission of the Metropolitan] ,oted in practically ali cas Returns from 196 of the 206 pre-j{ ton University yesterday, on “The wildered, its instrument ot | desire will contribute to the ac- for its existence on ae ot pad gaa +e 1 . r rage into the Senate draft of the | mittee” | I. insurance Co. , treated. — ‘a ic given to| Cinets in the district toda} gave, Profession of Journalism.” rhe tion lost, its — re gp 0 Poo quisition of knowledge, and with/ naked in the market place. It od “eae yen a ae bow te ng revenue bill? tax. ' . | taneously, the seweeret,.| Added lapottance : _e oe 'o| Updike 27,642 votes and eadiel class is taught by Bb. we ee. ne mnapere seins so ago ani ’ such accuracy as to inspire confi- faults So for that matter bw. deal to the pencteak male at ‘present there is a flat tax of | pro f Lloyd D. Felton, of the depart-| py Felton’s work, according ~—s ‘study of journalism having been jsolation and the darkness = dence in its integrity the profession of law, of medicine, | | per cent on the net incomes | the r Hent of preventative medicine and », embers of the influenza comm:s-| 24.122. | ntroduced at the university last| evalism would follow it is the} ve ) alista lof theology. 80 even, I may venture | pels the server to walk the Lok vations, supplemented by | co yeiene, Harvard Medical School, cjgn, by the probability that in ane Moores is the second Republican | February. task of journalism, the profession | “The profession of Journa " rs : sav, has the profession of teach- | ground whereon service is *. ¢ $1 a thousand on the value! way ud a paper to the New England jsolation of the protective ant | Congressman to fail of renomina-!| The American Society of News-|of journalism, to ti communitics | does not create the news, inion : ada ‘There are shysters and quacks | rendere aa 0 i-alth Institute at Boston disclos- | »,djies of pneumonia serum, he Bas | “ LE EE ETE ‘pap r Editors consists of one editOr|and states and sections together, | of its presentation and the judg- ing. in rine results he has attained. Dr. uncovered a general = which ae wiringtinn Ses, ae cease tine, | from each of abvuut 100 leading | and to bring nations int» clover | — i+iton is still in his early thirtie®.| -oyver other diseases, ana va: . ef I) 1 Hogg of Fort Wayne.| newspapers, and its primary pur- lations, by that knowledge of cur- freatment of pneumonia vy! 8@- | enhance the serums which ecg re ae eo po pose is “maintaining the dignity| rent events which alone can sust.iin | m is not new. Physicians have | peen tried in their treatment. receiver for OU Burner Firm. ‘and rights of the profession of! the realization of common Interes’s iniected into the veins of mipere | mia eames to Reston. | a petition oO! four cre ditora | ‘ournalism.”’ lt was organizt d tWO. and common humanity | , serum obtained from the blood of gy moyted retcnen ~~ 9 o- Word | Federal Judge Davis has appointed years ago. “Public opinion is today the gov- @ horse, previously rendered im- WASI ws i Peinten te preparing | a receiver for the American Oil Yost’s book, “The Principles fl erning and directing power of na-| sune to the germs of pneumonia. | that ig sh - f the Justice | Burner Co., 3501 Washington bou-/| Journalism.” was published recen:- ltions and of communities. Bur | This method was attended 7 Sion oe K , ei " of nth levard. The receiver is Anthony!/ly. In his address at the Uu.i!- | information must precede gpinior | ie gree of success, but violent chills, } Department ve “4 gee ar an vy! Canzoneri, an attorney. ‘versity. he said in part and this it is the task of journal-| serum sickness.” rashes and other tion “ss —_ ——F “The production of a newspaper/ism to supply. The news of the} tis first of all. a manufacturing en-| day. to be sure, contains muc)) terprise. Raw materiais in ile I that is not informative in anv form of news, of paper and ink 'eonstructive sense. It holds much are assembled. put through a pro- he merely appeals to human in- | A cess of preparation b) skilled|stincts and emotions, that adds F workers. ang with the aid of com:!/ nothing worth while to public o: plicated mechanical devices, trans- | private knowledge. There are - |formed into a newspaper, a fin-| some who solemnly tell us that all ‘ished product ready for market. such news should be rejected, tha. é : a |News is bought and sold It i8} journalism should confine itself t» >. purchased at a price, and it is; news of substance,, news that i: 2 | wrapped in paper, so to epeak, [ike | beneficially informative and in- yy |any other merchandise, and sold | structive. But if this were don, : at a price. It is business. the circulation of newspapers . First Requisite of Newspaper. | Would be limited to the compara- - ae _|tively few who prefer and would The first requisite of a newspape: . | be content with a service so re i is that it be salable. It may be | ericted ' . superfine from every ethical, intel- Must Respond to Demands, | lectual and educative standpoint,, - ' . temo It has heen said that the fira; but if it is not salable it is without oe , te , | requisite of a newspaper is that ir eweg yer. whatever the ote gab be salable. It is not Salable to any a 'of its production, however hizh the sufficient deeree unless it re | i motives that prompt its creatioa, sponds to some extent to the de , | that Purpose Cann be acco™=| mands of human interest, and hu | : plished uniess it has readers, and it) man interest, it must be recog: | | [Wall not have readers unless +: ©-n-| nized, Ie strongest in thone occur: MEN! j = ar preell aie pon on etnarhe rene rences which appeal to the emo- | e § ane Risen ob Nese, surn — to tage ayia and intuitive | F f BUY ON 2 attraction of tne at > Po sestias a wownstper Io 0 vasinese| again’, of ihe abnormal to the] Your Kind of Suit Is Here CREDIT operation. The finished newspaper | curiosity about others that is in. | These are all from high-grade manufacturers whose rep- omrtes : Zz ee eae eos due Sia eee ene news 7 utation for rood style, good tailoring, all-wool fabries DANIELS ; ‘principles of business, the same cite palate 9 sp waging agents and fine quality is known from coast to coast. Aside : : laws of supply and demand, that! riect life it must reflect this in due from the fact that you can buy these Suits here on easy y P : govern the sale and distribution of proportion, or it distorts the image | payments you ll find the prices lower and the values h all other commodities. And in the! of life. But the controlling fac greater than in any other store in town at making of a newspaper it is essen- js that it is news of this nature. . 4 tial to keep in mind, at the) rather than news of instruction | $ 50 $ 50 $ 00 R back of the mind at least, the) that the vast majority of peop'e | : - S eee: , | fact that a commodity is being pro-| desire. and they will seldom bu | ——ae — cage Yj ’ | duced. that something is being what \hey do not want | ee ex ay WN | made for sale, and that it must have ‘'‘Giving the people what they | A Dollar or Two a Week Will Do eases WN KK > ‘Selling qualities or it is utterly) want’ is a principle that needs to | a z WOW © | worthless, oven if it is a purely be limited in its application by | ‘ae i> (altruistic medium of self-exores- | considerations of decency and pub-| BOYS’ SUITS . v4 sion, or designed wholly for benev-| lic welfare, but none the less it is) \ com FI FTH olent public service. “unquestionably true that no com-| Two-pants Suits for that rugged - 50¢c “Whether the saie is profitable modity can be successfully market- | chap. Double built .......... A Week AVE NU E or not is another matter. It ought)! ed unless there is a desire for it. | to be if it is to survive on its own! The newspaper is created for sale. r . NEW YORK merits, but the point I wish to im- and must be sold, if it is to render Fashionable New press is that the value of any/}/in any way the public service for S T Y L E. ~ paper, the influence of any paper, | which it is designed. Moreover, as | D ie E S S E S the service of any paper, 1s de-| 4 rule, the larger the sale the more : A glance at our won- pendent upon qualities that make? extensive and the more effective | All so delightfully different! So derfulstocks of apparel it sufficiently attractive to prompt! the service it may render. That is | crisp and new! Beautiful Rsbosuan $ 98 will quickly convince its purchase for its intrinsic worth.) not to say that a newspaper of | wikant vere ae trim- ® ; you that we are lead- A Business and a Profession. large circulation will necessarily | a satisfaction it is Bag ends. ing in style. A glance rege these qualities must come have more influence than one of | peas before the really warm w readi- prove tat You con ff ct Jourvatiens, For journaiinns isn | ie, The contrary may be true Sep cease one save money by buying dual seteonality It is a buat The intiuence of a newspaper is one Dell ra meget \ all your clothes here. and a profession. separate vet mareety dependent upon character. | ottar or wo a Week O eae 4 ROT MAB PRET AE, Be: But it is to say that, ‘whatever its | Will Do! m singte items ii p databases . character, any newspaper increases | you can make a st slimatenrtapee Eee 5 * its influence with the increase of Women’s d Mi ’ Here at this friendly store you can dress up from smaller down. not exist without the business. The! ‘tS. Teaders. provided it does not — oe head to foot on the very small sum of a $5 deposit payment. business of journalism must pro- seer its character in order to get) ¢: O A T S and you can pay the balance in small weekly or vide the capital, the mechanical | 2g a a ee equipment and the selling agencies | ee ic a on ee ae aw sy SareE before the profession can begin to ine character reterred o_ — REDUCED! * J ' operate, and after that beginning the timitation indicated. is a neces- | OUTFIT NUMBER 1 —— the business must maintain. the - _ The prices on our out 4 unbelievably low FIVE DOLLARS DOWN BUYS Se TY Bh) vrotéeston. or both witt perish. For i acloded ta ‘Set Shea , : neither can the business exist with- —swagger and mannish A Women’s Spring Suit... $39.50 a out the profession. As the bow and +S re for sport and silk A Blouse to Match ....+. $6.50 e fa arrow, they are ‘useless each with- a A Stylish Hat.......+ $3.98 : out the other. ik anos iat a “The task of the business of f , journalism is the publishing and \y OUTFIT NUMBER 2 /marketing of the newspaper and $ .98 the selling of blank space in the =— * FIVE DOLLARS DOWN BUYS paper for advertising purposes. It r A Women’s Spring Coat . $19.95 is the task of the profession of A W m’s Spring Dress : $24.75 (journalism to report, collect and A Stylish tig AIRS $6.98 ee news “0 a cae a i Oo werimwiinate in e selection o : the news to be printed, and to com- A Dollar OUTFIT NUMBER 3 ment upon the news. This as an or Two ; occupation is not purely commer- FIVE DOLLARS DOWN BUYS +4 cial, mechanical or agricultural, Bei ’ . although may partake somewhat t ; A Woman's Spring Cape . $29.95 of all of these. It“is a calling in _ ) A Styhish Skirt . car ee $9.95 which one must have acquired some A Blouse to Match $7.95 special knowledge before one can become proficient—you would not need to be her if this were not so / OUTFIT NUMBER 4 —and that knowledge is used to Smartly Tailored /§ ’ FIVE DOLLARS DOWN BUYS ai » a 7 1223 = cere reroe °2. a ee as ; aa e * ed FARO Coe. w+ a ras In Bo 1000 Wool S and Tropical W By selling two Suits in we are able to make | low prices. Two Suits may be selected same group or from any tw it may be a tropical worsted $30 group and a wool Suit $40 group—the double sale be $35. An excellent opportunity two Summer Suits, two w a wool Suit and a Summer low prices, $25 Sui Two ee ~ Included are serviceable and desirable’ tropical w a variety of models and The ideal Suits for Summer, $35 Ty Stripes, checks and The wool Suits include The tropical worsteds are t weather clothes in A “Seconds and | $1.00 and $1.25 Ei Lines pe ceeces ee erwin sm der iy Bm Ihe iat and $2.50 Lines . . bs so The fabries include madras, fiber and se tionally low sien The Subway is showing m ason—Sennits ee o: ao od write <, e iSa<r ~ pike, F. mae oa tay Sees 6 x a Ss ac = ie aie be Sa Roe Taek Oke et pe “ % 3 ae = © bea AR omy A ios i e he i ary ra al i: Seti Ce ae ee eS ae! am oe - Ronee Se aes aie a
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RA I q FRIDAY, MAY .B. 2834. . ‘asia The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has ‘57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED cme — ome i they chink self-revelation is ina Journalism as a pngfe the fuli glare of the -Bu d, there it is. It ig fop consider But Ves rnnalism al themse! . mm are ot 4 to , and SO lal vem. Hut the main thing fop i (AT THE UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS TAX WOULD ts its Sa N , as we Can to cor. a Bet: ae RD ee [oo its opportunities and its ibilities, u who are coming into? the Py d d or /» Recomm sion chou ad do sO in the eee 0 en € by tion that it is a high anq @ a able calling. worthy of your F =e : lism realize its privy. y Ee "51g Savicion Put in Revenue Bill in Senate Was D. F. Houston to Bring Equality of Treatment. ideavors; one, however, that entially a profession of ser. n wheih vou can best sery bf by serving the public.’ fet annot and should not neglect f a ane © siness of. journalism, for-#}7 @ WASHINGTON, May 9.-——What, full and equal partner Wt dIg. seisely, is the undistributed cor- ofession. You have to creiSigll rat on profits tax which a coali- publication that wilk sel] fy "Ol . f Democrats and insurgent to create one that will seryvé as rer sblicans has succeeded in writ- t is well for the services ate ing into. the Senate draft of the this is- true, for it ties q¢ qapending revenue bill? feal to the practical and com. 4 @ “At present there is a flat tax of he server to walk the same‘ g% per cent on the net incomes | By CHARLES G. ROSS, jet Washington Correspondent of |... the Post-Dispatch. Ec d whereon service is to be” a corporations, supplemented by {fa , +4 a 3 7 of the capital stock. The majority of the Senate Finance Committee in reporting the bill to the Senate, proposed the abolition of. the stock ‘ax-and the increase of the flat 12% per cent normal tax to a flat 14 per cent. The Senate accepted the recommendation of the com? mittee with respect to the stock tax. Then it was faced with the problem of whether it should levy the proposed 14 per cent tax on al} corporations or seek some other way of making corporation profits bear their share of the tax burden. The Idea Is Not New. The idea of a tax on undistrib- uted profits is not new. David F. Houston, when Secretary of the Treasury, recommended it in his annual report for 1920: Houston pointed out that, while jndividuals and partnerships pay normal taxes and surtaxes on all their,net in- comes, whether spent, sav4a or re- tained in their business, ‘corpora- tions pay only a flat normal tax on such ineome. It was plain, he said, that, when the excess profits tax should be repealed (and since he wrote it has been repealed), some equivalent or compensatory tax should be plaéed on the corpora- tion in lieu of the surtax upon re- invested income paid by other tax- payers. Failure to impose such a tax, Houston argued, would place a heavy premium on the corporate form of business. “One partial substitute for the excess profits tax,’’ he said, “would be a tax on the undistributed prof- its of corporations as nearly as pos- sible equal to the surtax imposed upon the saved income of the indi- vidual.”’ He suggested several , wavs in ed.” . oe of $1 a thousand on the value) + ee | Subway ‘ prey “SZ s aa a Whe Subway Store Sells for a Deliveries In Boyd’s Subway--- ~ ro a 5 5 — = ee eP eo wie Se Poe A Great Suit 1000 Wool Suits and Tropical Worsteds By selling two Suits in every sale we are able to make these : low prices. Two Suits may be selected from the BUY ON CREDIT same group or from any twd groups— AT hi ~ it may be a tropical worsted from the SMITH-~ DANIELS be $35. $30 group and a wool Suit from the $40 group—the double sale would then An excellent opportunity to secure two Summer Suits, two wool Suits or a wool Suit and a Summer Suit at very low prices, $25 ‘Suits for... OO “Included are serviceable wool Suits and desirable’ tropical worsteds in a variety of models and patterns. The ideal Suits for Summer. Two-lrouser Suits Two $35 es 4 oe im ae Coe + ewe & Se 2 ee Pes ee me ' Wool Suits i patterns and this price. ..250 $30and$35 Suits for ....°40 f ~Double-Header ‘* n a great variety of models. Fine tropical worsteds in new models and desira- ble patterns—exceptional Suits at Stripes, checks and fancy mixtures—all models—all with two trousers. The wool Suits include every Spring Suit in our Subway Store. The tropical worsteds are the surplus stock of one of the best makers of hot- weather cloghes in America. Continuing the Sale of Athletic Union Suits oe, a wt ee Ory 7; ase $1.00 and $1.25 Lines Ye Ragga rahe. aye J sas 7H eR MORES oy $1.50, $1.75, $2 ey = CE eH EN ne ee ~ ~ rn ee e % newspaper field in St. Louis. HOODOO OOODOOOOOOOSO@OGODOGK ey OOOOO0O FOO" il Ii Li} l ul th i il What you get— when you purchase a Hd | _ MILTON BRACELET WATCH ~ | | Dependability encased in Beauty DEPENDABILITY —a« fine Milton movement BEAUTY —hand-wrought case of 14k. white gold Milton Bracelet Watches are fully guaranteed and fairly priced ' $17.50 and up MAY BE SEEN AT Grenstreet-Meati Jewelry Coe. 510-11 Vieteria Bidg. 8. go get & Co. Robbins Jeweiry Ca, 3a Fleer, Areade Bidg. Elliott & Kroner 215 Republic Bidg. Geldman & Cuquet 705 Olive St, Fisher Jeweiry Co, Chas. Kopp 603-4 Victoria Bidg. 4665 Virginia Ave. And other iteading Jewelry Stores. MILTON WATCH COMPANY ’ coy iil aa A ‘ ae OE ec ones Ce we. aT Men Se ORE Maat" - “ i y a sa — — —_ ee ae ¢ Bat yt Sie es: beg < o . ~ : d ” P % FAMOUS -BARR CQ. - " a - - “ 4 54 a . ' ' | — f *. oes ee it a, a Oe IT ay SPB : late a ct rte eee OS a A Rene wos ? ae ae sat 5 te sas en, o Nelo ty tn af r Pe SI ed ae nd PAT es iA Rta The BL ei 5 aes
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Pen meta w 1%) ae eeggene “3? mer yrere — : OBIE PTY CE a nt ae i Pe 95 Bk hee. 4 a Ff » we Fa 2 “= ; de > é ees ae i ; 30 . STLOUS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED FRIDAYT. MAY %, 1924. liemianil : Boy Stabbed With Ice Pick. said he was on his way home from | the Belle of Anderson Distillery at Japan to Get French Glider. (| _. : : > gt a ie ~nattinger Out for Senatorship. — Arthur Taylor, 10 years old, of frees with another boy when they | ADMIT PLOT 10 WRECK TRAIN lence Ky., and on my Pp Correspondence of the Associated Press. © is Ss ~A PA (Soy 4 Saw ih 2 £* PA SHINGTON. May 3.—Repre- | ae yn i ference he is alleged to have had| TOKIO, April 11.—A 13-meter |f ° -——ttor" —* —_ = Dallinger of the Bight: | | : ysetts District. announcer 7308 St. Ange avenue, wa# taken | found an ice pick and in playing | to city hospital yesterday with aj with it his companion accidentally | Two Negroes Confess Spreading night that he was @ candidate stab wound in the left elbow. H-! stabbed him. Rails on Oklahoma Bridge. | . | dition Director Sam Collins of Ken-| prance by the aviation experimen- - ] vi re : By 7 candids tucky, at which he is alleged to ‘> aved it Pee a. ¢he Republican nomination for tal bureau of the Impegial Univer- Eng M att bee . | WITNESS STAND ‘ TONS “es 8 Seeeaget imps sore ne deagperee jin Louisville with Federal Prohi-/| glider is to be imported from PORE APES RR) La, SRR TID) nT Os ie ns h d th Collins t | | have used threats to get Collins to MUSKOGEE, Ok., May 9.—Two| A French expert 1 accom- S eg" ao ae a dae gees nS _.. from Gov. Cox stating thar Y D | negroes here have confessed, ac-| ben others wit h associates | th h d* instruct 3 . | , } | pany e machine an n ie r a $ .. to wreck the fast Frisco pasgen ae a engraved, printed OF embossed Invitations, Aw leety wired the Governor that “) - ; | npuncements, Programs, ete., for a C wtd very much appreciate your , ee ass e sign permits. On this conference | sity. h is Pennsyivania, Miller, Firestone, Goodrich, Old- ; | field, Ajax, Kelly and 30 other high-grade tires. § ‘"*'". Governor’ at Creekola, last | a 4 rt | Friday. The prisoners are H . , — zs REAL BARGAINS ugn | Graduations We 7 Tture Company, Fourth and St. pte * Charles, WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORES e® spa _ = > ry - . . ~~ iad gf = n , | shat wane & Sully Se reer aeep. conspiracy against the Government : ‘ : Submitted (Southeast Co ) Les . | ata modest cost. Friday So Corner ee ‘and Saturday special, built to or- —| through illegal removal of 1400 7 | cases of whisky from the Belle of PIGG Yy WIGG Yy ’ ) - living-room suites,-in wool Saturday May oth, namie distillery, near Lawrence- a (¢: bh) >on ) SSSA) 2 ~ / = aie davenport and deep chair ; a: - at Bi th S . 19 burg. Ky., in 1921, this afternoon da pecials P24 took the stand as the first witness a - ~~ iY Y in his own defense. Milton Lip- nth gg a is oe St. Louis i schutz and Albert F. Slater, both press a 3 q , nteaiiil af 3 AO) oe eee = PERE ILE LL ILE IS BIN OIG SE Mecha ver) PR PANE of Philadelphia, and defendants with Langley, also will testify in 3 Rooms their own behalf. Mrs. Elias H. Mortimer, wife of . Comfortablv the Government's star witness, was an : / Mot] e ’ D 4 iw A me nar hog kw Ane 6 le. + ae ew . resubpenaed by the defense and Furnished will be used by Langley in an ef- | for Only fort to offset testimony by her : husband. Langley answered questions on — open “an ) keep and make daily use of ‘Remember your Mother—Sunda : his early life put by Attorney Henry | tak : And we invite you to e ; ; 1 see Sere -* ditt OI NO pe: I Noe EGR ti gs Nappy ps wholly at ease. Gov. Fields Defense Witness. Store Open Saturday Ask to See Our 3 and 4 Room Complete Home Ample Parking| Gov. w. J. Fields of Kentucky is Until 6:30 Outfits, Displayed Now at Our Store Space expected to take the witness stand and testifv- as to the character of | Langley. Fields has beer in con- | stant attendance on the court since lf the trial started Tuesday and is one, of the many Kentuckians who) have been subpenaed by Langley, 5 | oii | including Congressmen Arthur B.}} , OTHITTE 7 Sa pees ) a Rouse and Ben Johnson, both Dem- : i if Hf} : : raat: } iy ‘ > | a | ocrats, from Kentucky. | : 4t 231 ; ? Stucke : Bucg3ind a ‘ 4 FRUIT BOWL The Government closed its case : a = . iS258) $F. PA tek We EE te ost ag lovely os % WO OO shortly after court convened —to-/ , oe rPsiti 2 Se Se SS) t- rE hat A Ln. : eo et ad. 2 ; day, and counsel for Langley im- | SSR RBIS SE eee Sie ee. SO ,E4Sseus ¥ \ >, ; : at reel i wads aad mediately began his defense. , ° & = 3 = See oe EF 'y = a Mh SRS Sases & S / Si, ie thoug Attorney W. K. Gray of Philadel- | ; = =a Te mf : S ton # - : ey : s 75 phi, representing Lipechuts aes v SE ye Brena nae. : a (ate “A | ‘ ——. ae Se a fe Se ae | “Pie and Cake Servers—sterling Slater's case from the jury on thei§ See et — : Ses SSeS Se: se ott . . c tad! estink ete exoend thet only ene winem Sl | eo Se ee SS re ) Sterling Silver Salts and Pep testified against the defendant and 1 OREO TET LE = the testimony offered was not such | High Pile Axminster Rugs, Latest as to make a case for the Govern- | 9x12 Patterns and Colors, $39.75 | ™ | ‘ iti iy. a ' ‘ has . tet pigtil siiil TLLLLL ft} LL. —— oe ee . li, : heer DU ea” A SOLA Ma - ateeiilt Penns el Wels Extended ; jidl purposes. ment. Come early! urday will draw hundreds 4 more of thrifty St. Louis S@ ple! Beautiful $10 r Mortimer Telis of More Deals With | Whisky Men. | ‘> Sa i Elias H. Mortimer of New York | Biey a. 3 eee Ce PB and Washington, who testified | = eS iN er 7 against Langley Wednesday. was recalled*to the stand by defense) LE TT Ud . » rey a. > WEY), OEE, ~ A, Newest Coats and Dresses fh) Ecos, anes : : ; | will give you immediate possession | down is all you need for lccunsel yesterday for cross-exam- | of the finest Coat or Dress you could pos- | . thing in our stock. Come lination and recited more details of Ss Seat Se. SE Ee as cad sibly desire! Beautiful new, original ex- : | alleged transactions between Lang- | Ses es es ah fay Clusive modes—a ll on Easy Credit Terms” | ey and whisky men. E. 8S. Lang- ' ~~ oe Pt caer oy ak: 4 Lamp FREE with every one—very special ; ’ WH) tt : ey, the Congressman’s brother, | Ve Apa Ct a nadie: fo showing at in Government service in : Sons ae i Living-Room Suite SATURDAY SPECIALS | figured in Mortimer’s eae ; : E aoe The witness read a Se Vs sees — . a } we CL eo al ” 3 ome! a? yi ; and make «a : wil ~tise bed when open. Just when folks want them most comes this sale of Re-|the United States Senate in 1924,” | $6.00 value... (rigerators—ice-saving and money-saving. _ the letter read. | Mortimer gave further evidence | Perfection Oil Cook Stove At $ 1 2.79 Regular $17.00 Refrigerator, top-|.. loans he made to Langley and | Gearanteed scer model, with all-white enameled | read a letter from Langley to him- is SS A +>; : re interior. self complaining because of the PER ag tee 8 i rae “Wty “| PENS * € ; ' ‘ eT ete fo ay | >>, ; ~~ oS ~ ’ 7; # I a TP | J 205 » i . aT, 4 . .*% + : - 2-Burner . : ale of the two na t ‘ | 0 Three-door side-icer, all-white enaim- sams oO a . ate noses to other per : , s e . . ; son hi nsisted on immediate j j YY eled interio i extra 1. : : ’ interior and eXtra large ice! payment. The witness touched on | = 3-Burner capacity: $44 value. ‘eonditions in Pennsylvania and other states and said that ae ™ ar i. E $22.00 At $ 50 Apartment Sty le—125-lb. ice Capac-' iey had been inyolved in other | = | $1.00 a Week. ity, with large food chambers: reg-itransactions which netted consid-| 3; ularly $45. ; erable revenue to the Congress- : Pe. ae ! re a) _ Tre. / ; man. | Sg ee i > Birthday Suite Special | Records of Bank Deposits. | v8. ae my District Attorney Smith also suc- pee gt aS: Be GREAT ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL eded i ) Pig * pct: é ; On f th N > ceeded in getting into the evidence : a e of the New Bedroom Suites— 2.0... fs siden eS Sea Is = pesits by Langley at about the oes S eke :! | Priced at $238.00 ‘time of jeans mentioned by Mor- wae er Ee :2 = : timer ~ ey ey Se Gus Schwarzkopf of Philadelphia | )substantiated testimony by “4 4 ; iti e omy by Morti Under ordinary conditions we could not ‘mer amd others that Carey and : /Huth, whe have pleaded guilty to possibly offer a Suit of this high quality the conspiracy cha rges. and peo and unusual style at this low price and for Thomas F. Finn, Columbus, Q., | 4 ; only $2 down! But we are bound and de- had paid $30,000 for a permit to) termined to make our Anniversary Sale a | move 1400 cases of whisky from | : the Kentucky distillery to Phila-| tremendous success and this great offer i a oe weed Meter : | ) ) ; Geiphia. He testified that the! ied G58 Gen dlees te —= . | money was paid to Lipschuts in his presence. He did not connect | Langley with the monev end of the transaction only through Mortimer. | 'who, he testified. was the man | “who fixed things In W o The Spring Furniture Show reveals to you a new Bed. and was associated with Langtey. | room Suite of unusually good appearance. It is made of . '™¢ Government has sought toe ey ek finished, dull rubbed. The mirrors to {ts a on Fm of | are of hea renc late. | sses who admit having been | T “J — The bed is bow foot. The parties to the transactions In 1921.) : ” EN be ST. Our Lecation 7 dresser is 48 inches long—large, full vanity dresser. Chif-| The evidence against Langley cen- forobe has full-length compartment for suits. These pieces | **TS “0m money he is alleged to baree secsteed She"untaas sea mee On 7th St.—Between Locust and St. Charlies compose the Suite and are moderately 9 | : MY quoted at $238.00 : $10.00 a mouth. -' enee in the teeuance ef illegal per-. mits for removal of whisky from 7 : i? ; ye ny L . i EF
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- ° f ah doe A OLE OS TT OMY SEPT Ts OP oe, = - ~_ cae al - La oad . es ¥ ewe 2) ey ni ea ew gerrenge . r i iat. Pt v Ota, . - ——— ~— 4 7 4: - - — — — - - tw SIE OTT EN Oe gr trent REE @ eee _— ni Re Te ene — . _ FRIDAY, : bin es ; “MAT 8, 1924, | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other. evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH : : } ] ‘ » ic Ont for Senatorship. | : { ’ EWASHINGTON, May 9.—Repre./ ENDS LEGAL FIGHT NICKY | . SSS Mettye Dallinger of the Bight. | | Bi hc ) semen | TO ESCAPE PRISON | | WAU et UTEUAURRAE HLT shusetts District, announced HMA ATTTE TACA | i ; bheaeieaue ALLL TE PEEG TET Eee Mm Otee : Lan) z ‘ 4 gst night that he was a mpetate | 7 | HHAMUAH nvi a 10 var the Republican nomination for — Tis > *: | BES the two big factors inyeducation. a = |supre Court TUL Jewelry Co +0 | SE tomes of character are furnished || @ ES preme ‘yourt yesterday and an- Ht . .. Pree : ee =e | nounced he war ready to begin his | 1 HI t dl \ | | af | | lh, the Prufrock-Litton Furni- en | | ; 2 Company, Fourth and St. “Festa. — - sentence of two years, which has Ylive Sts. Mail Orderg) | | ; bn Cc S- Filea | es, at 2 modest cost. Friday | ae been fought through every avail- orner) ne | et end Saturday special, built to or- oe sere "sie ~~ 33 4 —7 . : : a — ee 5 able court. He was taken to a cell eS Maer living-room suites,*in wool a . ; in @ Washington jail and there y 4” ~~ GC manbair, dGavenport and de ir 1 c i ae » As SS ; I ep chair \joined Norman 8S. Bowles, Wash- + | Eukz ~~ © pe $135. JULES (NICKY) ARNSTEIN. ington lawyer, and David W. Sulli- s only Bt. Loule evening ca : van, and Wilen W. Easterday, con- Press news service a victed with him. Arnstein did not go to jail, how- ever, without one last request. He wanted to be sent to Atlanta peni- tentiary instead of to Leavenworth. 7 ; D S ° ] but the rourt advised him that he ) oe = | , . otners Vay specials af ts Dosakissent tC duition . i 2d Floor—Over Kresge’s = Surrendered After Futile Search. |i] Big §- Point FREE Offer i Take Elevator—Sixth Street ‘Remember your Mother—Sunday, May 1ith-—-with a The legal battles of Arnstein be- i ° ° or substantial gift—a lasting gift-—-a gift that she can gan soon after he surrendered hin:- ° Re ae self in New York, May 15, 1920 I. Combination Bench 2. New Style Cabinet Stairs on Washington keep and make daily use of for the years.to come. : " And we invite you to take advantage of our At that time, accused of being thr 3. 50 Latest Rolls 4. Beautiful Lamp “master mind’ in a $5,000,006 m* 7 . + , | ded Pavment Plan bond theft conspiracy, h@ led po- | 5. Delivery Within 100 Miles =~ UF . lice to search in every part of the Sees . / ‘ Here ig undoubtedly the Piano bargain of the vear. A | : 22 SS a i} t i — eee world for him, but finally surrén , bfand-new Herbert Player-Piano, fully guaranteed by the dered. He put a dramatic touch | ; to his surrender, however, by rid. | maker and by us and you receive absolutely free everything P eR cE HOE em ; : : “ ; ; | ioeveervetvetrerenns ing alongside a pargde of 10,00¢ you need to get the greatest enjoyment from it. Don’t con- | IS OF } ERED IN | HIS SALE Fs , “rediresseletivdgs| " : # | we OLAS A LA dA SRI New York policemen, and then fuse this instrument with cheap Players you see advertised— di t District At pe it would ordinarily sell for around $600. It has a full bell | . . . . 4 proceeding tq the District Attornev Hii Nothing restricted. Pick out what you like. $5 down gets: imme- PST ee. metal plate, superb mahogany case, extra soft acting five- . TATE LLL attl | . 1 Bs ; with the request to be taken int, ; | : AAA i 4 if — custody. point motor. standard 88-note player action that plays each diate delivery. No “extras.” And you pay the balance.as you get ; BAS | . t CASSEROLE It required two trials to convict and every note, automatic tracker for rolls, and other desir- ° ’ . . aes : ot paid. The Gately Guarantee means satisfaction or your money back. DISS at tree gas able features not found in ordinary Players. *If you are not FRUIT BOWL A thoughtful gift to the ee eae AOR TNS Ree wet uit ly to buy now, come i d the Herbert h housekeeping Mother, Oven bitterly fought through to the Su quste reacy 6 y Ww, - n and see the Herbert anyhow; : —s = Meng Fag = Gig gy Rion be glass inset in Sheffield de- preme Court of the United States a small deposit ‘will reserve yours. | | Open Saturday Evening i sign, silver-plated f e. Nattily Dressed d Smiling. constant reminder of your sign, silver-plated fram Paecsa ( mon selbsge b8 ata60e t Ow Terms—Only $2.50 aWeek mir thoughtfulness, eos Mmmm mmm 9.75 $4.85 Mh iorsicd Aa'scits tarans Se |Mll Open Until 9.P. M. NOTHING DOWN on eT ani! POS: FOr FROM... este CORR... ALN Our Liberal Trade-in Plan. Ask About | H ge x ene eer amioa noes stein walked into court, nattil, - dressed and smiling. He aske Our 30-Day Free Trial | T i Justice Hita to co-operate’ wit: y, him in having him sent to Atlant’ 7 > ( Hi | ' / MARTELL UU ae | Pieri eaeae Pi chebes teats a ' ' STL i tbee 7} wie att hae thal rr Filial ret i ' : i] til Hi HiT nil Hit ’ i Hi ' ' | eErite UE EE at once. When the Justice an- nounced that,he had no discretioz in the choice of the prison to Which Arnstein must go, the latter made seer aA Oe nn gene © . ee ———— han ~ - A “ ; : a PTT i da? i Apert’ wit o A Ber Pin will.sutely make-a treasured gift. ; no further complaint, and ar- and one that wil! be proudly shown. Solid nounced his* readiness to proceed ' white’ gold with one diamond in center 7 to jail ne Arnstein’s fight in courts her- Lehman Corner bt began three years ago and he ha, Ladies Watch Bt been at liberty the greater par' Has 19-k) white gold- | .—————_— of the intervening time. Hundreds of stunning new models just un- ' packed. Only $5 down gets immediate de- | a : P filled case and 15 jew- (RRR a git livery. Canton Crepes, Jacquards, Georgettes, Kecper and fully guar. “]q)mumMnO ti A, | Roshanaras and dainty imported modelé are = y keeper and fully guar- y™" ; My) 2 | - pe teee. ) SoS sebpechs Poth 3 : featured in these special groups for this event- —S | | \ ful selling. B; . > 14.85 Taventgnte Our, Extended | | Pn) | 7 5 irthd ay | ‘| Make Us Weekly or Monthly Payments | , When One Bear Ki lle d | ae : : 1 = | | | ~/ Te ~;, mr _—— | . = : ov 4 tt # Party ame = fF ealy i=: 9) Another At The Zoo. a s $50.00 rt athe opening. of our Fis y! 701 LOCUST ST. nniversary ale. attraet ae — / ; siti, ra NO ee The news was on every lip... there was ie the: veloes Beat Ge : A . | Pile . Le far more comment and interest thanasif jf | | AM Suits Sports Coats urday will draw hundreds o . 7 : 7 : more of thrifty St. Louis poem , : , the lives of two of our young men had | : er i secen thn: ene etna want a bright-color Sports patted nce tae be RES OOREE RIN aOR IE Be hace eat acan tt Se ie aaitann.. dle! Beautiful $10 Library been tak | Reading Lamp FREE with | e bd at & re 2 | z= quart, jnew, twimiy Coat or plain, fur-trimmed i gE A seatgeronar — = OCI IC Yet any young man has far more potential a || s j tallored ‘Suits to the | tress Coat you can secure . : good or evil in him than all the bears that +. | a a cain ew i taaa:! aanandnae ae ae thing in our stock. Come early. ever battled. oie ay iy INOr ' hwest Latter eerie a gee SOR, Many of them, today, due to lack of IVE YOURSELF THAT PRCMISED — Y.M.C. A. Buildings and Equipment, are me trip to thie Greet Vecetion Empire depending for their guidance on the ques . ‘that covers the vast areas of Oregon ' ~ ” a | and Washington, British Columhia and tionable “soft drink parlor, the vicious H Necoemmmes Alaska—the land of big things——bdig | dance hall, or worse. H HATTA RANA ATT ATT ATTA UL ee ee It’s easy to drift! St. Louis itself has drift- momen S&S 1 50 Round trip from ed. Sixth in population, it is now 42nd —— St. Louis in young men’s clubs. Beginning May 15 Why blame the boys? Portland Tacoma Seattle | Give them athletics... gyms... swimming Victoria Vancouver ow holes... good books and companions... 5 pe a haere gp Night Schools... something decent to do. = ef ation dpms we ety ots . They're not naturally bad. ‘They are born ountain, Ye one and er Lene National Parks. Ret rea | | cleanand wholesome. Only our neglectand Lake National Parks. Returning by Cali- fornia about $18.00 more. carelessness can send them to the Splendid through service from St. Louis - seas : on ais Pacific Coast Limited. 1300 miles The “Y” needs $3,000,000 ys ! Ml aa siniseiin along the old Oregon trail, es alo ) , E ive our Hii” . Loose-fitting Engli Lounge Sul ate the matchless Columbia River. build ee ae cog ht i ui WW" the. last word in style and perfect tailor- . let young men the same thought and equipy ii" ing. All the new shades and popular Write for free book k Ma | g 3 ** Pacific Northwest and Alaska"’ ment that we give the bears out in the park. Niif[—_m fabrics. And the values are wonderful— IIIA see them. Choose from this remarkable For informatien, ask— HN ATH ‘assortment at J. L. Carney, "1 Agent, U. P. System, 2053 Railway Exohinge Bidg., 611 Olive St., Kinloch Central 2841 —— Union Pacific Y.M.C. A. DEVELOPMENT FUND Headquarters—City Club Building Auditorium S 21 May 13th to 23rd serosa topes $3,000,000 | This advertisement paid for by a friend of the “Y" aor mag he POST-DISPATCH +s the only #t. Louis even | neWspaper giving Asaecciated Press news service. -. ay. om ; be ~ > ack Tee 4 - £ mm fe ad 4 Ly s La. ae nem Es , STEEN Your? Sire. oa ae Saber ome
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4 : DAT * = MAY 5, 1974. ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH *“ The Daily | POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other ene. ca COMBINES. . : = 4113 EASTON ib. ie -10c oe os 9g | Soviet London Branch Moves Pa-|T There has been unusual activity | . | neard of no desire by his supertors | persona! or political enemies. De- | pers. |since fast Monday in branches of for his involuntary retirement, he! Hart said, as Intelligence Unit in-| | told the Post-Dispatch over lonz! vestigators recently had told h‘m Bw the Ase ciated Press the soviet trade delegatior in Lon- from | they had found nothing In his con- Accident Near Freeburg, Ill., LONDON, May 9.—The raid Oo” | don; contents of desks and cup: she “soviet trade headquarters im) ,oaras have been overhauled and | duet to criticise. Several agents in Kansas | hie office however are under in-| PORN NR NT EE RE CS TT Caused by Collapse of Rear Attracting Thousands of aan ods Berlin has caused nervousness « considerable number jf docu- vestication by a Federai grand Oldest Customers | Miss Pinnie Heberer, 18 years. | ola, was kil.ed when an automobile, : ' ’ Perhaps you tats buy them because ; - A a ' low price. Kreger am S however, are 0¢ in the Baking Ir ‘leaders” regarding ay ity. We sell more em , ers and cakes per st ae than most grocers, | Diaha 4 you try them reu wi e- « _ mediately recognize &} y. if | high quality. ss - A Big Soroanet MARSHMALLOWS, f CHOCOLATE PECANS, per Ih... Cut if ig BARS, 2 ths. for...........4 PriC€ GRAHAM CRACKERS, per ib... Avondale Every One (ais . Per Pound........... : ; slanton’s ree. BC Pes Pi BMARGA INE Creamo C HGOOD LUCK MARGARINE = ELINIT STARCH 2222-25 ,o’clock last night at~ St. Mary's! 'Hospital, East St. Louis, from in-| 1 Bring Linit Starch coupons te KEO- . ) 6 - ts |ternal injuries and concussion of | — ae & , . enuine hers and | the brain, euffered these hours be: iy [ne | Be (ee THER RING iota. = =P Da. SU rat i rive y sf SF ; W. A. Skinner, 1806 St. Louis ave al c Oo 4 T — ne 7 Holland ee — GUEST IVORY SOAP - 1 12 Bars 4 Strawberries “si a ay! aos CDIALA ML Homegrown p Ib. jhe learned policemen were looking | They consist princi- Men’s $1 Percale Shirts 'for him. pally of the new NEW Tender Leaves Men's 50c §S Ss . . 15e ’ | Two police emptied thetr ee grays, in both one yy a= uspenders ....198¢ Men's $1.50 Union Safts... ivers at an Essex car that sped! and two button mod- a Men's $1 Work Shirts ....45c Boys’ $1 Tweed Knickers. .5 away after knocking down David | els. All-wool mate- a % $3 Combination Overalls, $1.75 Boys’ $1 Wash Suits | W. Rowton, 55 years old, of 2623 | : ~ Men's 50c Rubber Belts > he Men's $7 Silk Shirts, Crepe | Rauschenbaeh avenue at_ Twents - | ‘e POTATOES AEN. NO. 1 Men's Heavy Work Pants. .95c de Chine, pepe > 95 | second street and St. Louis avenue. | _ OPEN SATU? mith 8 aes 2 TAR (CREDIT CLOTH IN ( 0] LBS. 5i0 WASHINGTON AVENUE Fruit distance telephone today Kansas City. Report printed in ity Star yesterday is *o retire,/probably originated among! jury at " ; the that he Morning me tee ee among other soviet organizations Kansas City. TO THE GREATEST abroad, says the Post. | ments removed. : CUT-PRICE SALE Ever Offered in This City | inter- high school baseball game at * Finest Baltimore Tailored |New Athens, Ill. and were near- . rn ts & i its | Freeburg. when a rear wheel col-! wo = a | lapsed, the car overturning inio a | . ditch. | s | Miss Cornelia Zerban,. who was «i n a a r i nN e ce ‘driving, suffered severe bo: ay | | bruises and,, Miss Marie Schiffer- | 2 . itio |decker a fyactured collar bone. | At Prices That Will Beat All Compet n |S muel Carter and Clarence Staehie | (escaped uninjured. Saturday at the Olid Reliable and Enlarged | Miss Zerban said she was otieall . G P O a 'at a moderate rate, when there was. |a lurch of the ca, COME AND BE CONVINCED iin which she was riding with four | other students ef the Freeburg ' (ll.) High Schoor overturned | j; about 6 o'clock Jast evening. The. | students were returning from an| Extra large, in mot ted Per Doz., Per Doz., COUNTRY CLUB / Sweet, Delicious, Fresh Churned OG Your promise to pay a small amount a 4 each pay-day is all we ask. No extra charges here for Credit. You get the goods on your first payment. Special Values in the steering | |wheel-was wrenched ont of her! | hand, and the car overturned. | | Miss Heberer was the daughter }of Henry Heberer, a tarmer living 'on Turkey Hill, three miles east of | | Freeburg. a ' |East St. Louis Man, Hit by mace Dies Three Hours Later. » Guy Devan, 39 years old, of 537 | | North Thirty-fifth street, East St. | Louts, an engineer, died at 11) and materials, . formerty sold as high as $25.00. Saturday that = nue, divisional storekeeper for the Iilinots Central Railroad, ran over him. | Skinner told police he was turn- | ing into Tenth street from State ™ street, when Devan stepped from | the sidewalk directly in front of his | car and was struck before the ma-/| a could be stopped. ae Ge. Men S| aay | Suits Saturday $40.00 Suits Men’s $45 2-Pants Suits, silk mixture worsteds, finest imported ogee — two-tone checks, fine weave serges, etc. e newest a, ag a pe $22.90 Men’s -Pan c alk- lines, worsteds & shadow stripes, $13.90 Men’s $20 Pencil Stripe, Tre $9. 90 Bive Serge and Tweed Suits....... Men’s $25 Genuine Gabardine % 1 2. 90 Coa sews $15 Gabardine Whipcord Coats. . .$7.50 Boys’ $10 Two-Pants Cassimere $ 3. at Dey 218 T oa ts All-Wool Blue Bo wo-Pan -Woo os ll Pencil Stripe & Worsted Suits, $7. 90 Boys’ $20 2-Pants Suits, fine weave $1 & 90 serges, pencil stripes &*worsteds. Men’s $5 Fancy Worsted, Pencil Stripe and Blue Serge Pants Men’s $7 Finest Weave All-Wool Blue ues 4. 90 Serge and Hairline Stripe Pants. Men’s Genuine “Stetson’’ Hats | Free! Baseball & Bat With Boys’ Suits, $7.45" | Men’s Genuine B. V. D. and Seal Pax Union Suits . $1.00 $3 Sitk-Striped Shirt« *” Cowhide. RBet- Our New Edwin’ C. Bosek, 23, of 324: AnDDITO t= Fancy Lbs. Fit alt Men Up to > Sa Chest - Let Us Supply Your Spring Needs In Auto Accessories and Tires STEERING (12:30 a. m. today when an avuto- SEAT COVERS for FORDS | TIRES : econ $1.25 |mobile driven by Robert Edling. Roadster .. .. $3.50 a LOCK TILT WHEEL— ‘37. of 720 Westgate avenue. col- | nar ag eemgee $10.95 ‘lided with another machine at Ss ATES—W ith a. ; lev ; eae: ete 5. §85e Washington boulevard and New- | KICK PLATES For | Stead avenue and overturned. The 50c ‘injured are Miss Foose Levinson, | €hevrelet. . : 29. + $3.25 TRUNK RAILS—Set of 6 -of 4559 McMillan avenue, fractured | PRUNK RAILS—set of 6, $4.50 ae 10 inches long. iskull: Miss Ann Rothmaan,. 21. of (1285 Goodfellow avenue. bodv | bruises: Mrs. Peari Engle, 13. of 6239 Cates avenue, internal in- ‘juries; and Leo Engel, 20. cut and bruised.* All were occupants of ter Built, Tailoring |Knapp street. surrenderei to po- Large 30-Size y, Headlight Pin [lice at 9 p. m., when he learned Each..... Here are Four Records you will enjoy LIMEHOUSE BLUES—Forx Trot, ) KKAR-VLEW MIRROR—Nickei frame; — eegeel ‘TT MATS— T Rt Teuriag Tor RECOVER— ADS... SIMONTZ CLEANER AND SNOWFLAKE POLISH— rac TORY FINISA— > Pints i ik COMMON SEXSEK—~ ~ . WAXTT—‘--callen, 7 CHAMOIS... WHIT BODY POLISH : deni ite WH TOP DEESSING— Pint.~ “WIZ AUTO ENAMFEL— VREEL , SHOCK ARSOREEKRS— Deuble spring: «ct... 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'Pace, 23. of Edlin and Wilbur 749 Walton avrenue. driver of the second automobile. |were arrested. James Bremon. 47. Mo.. suffered scalp collision between of Ferguson, gheeroen in a two at tomohbiles at Minerva and Hamiltonz avenues at 7 p. m. FIRST Wife Sees for Annulment. i was filed tin by Augustine Scarpace, 25 old, of 1329 Cora avenue. that COUSINS Liegality Was Not Known at Time of Wedding. A suit to annul her Circuit marriage Court who says she was married to Charies today | years | ' MARRIED | Saying Scarpace of Milwaukee in this city! 7" 7 > August of last year. nor Scarpace. who are first cousins. knowing at that illega! time that i, was for first cousins to wed. Sh a her maiden name of Quattrochi. PANDEMONIUM Adjournment rm ~ Commons clesed today's Over Somttish Home Rule Bill. the Asseociated P reas ' neither she | asks for the restoration of | ; + IN COMMONS | Taken im Uprears | LONDON, May 93.—The House of session in an uproar this aft@neon, because the Speaker home rule bill, allowed the Scortisn Buchasan, Glasgow Labor member to be talked out Pandemonium reigned for sev- eral minutes until the Speaker de- clared the House adiourned. DE RART TO HOLD ON TO HS JOB . Federal Prohibition 1 Director Says) : ; | tren ‘intention ef He Has no Intention of Re. Signing. L. F. DeBHart. Federal Director of Missceuri. resiguimg- and has 4 oS 4 eet Cx i i ae ee Soe att ae ~) 7 Per pas he Of Ni Pee a: wane : cee Ss Re ey ae OS a Pg “le ide ws > “ : - : : introduced by Mr. | Prohibdi- | has no | Harold Leonard and His Red Jackets® WHER E THE LAZY DAISIES GROW— x rot Harold Leonard and His Red Jackets® HAD TO BE YOU—Fox Trot The Lanin ‘Orchestra r YES—Fo,x Tre t. ; The La nin Orchestra | TES! IN YOUR EYES— |! Parl Rickard® GHT—Fox Trot. I and Hi; Orchestra® csi Land Hiis s Orchestra® uSsive OK eh Arti °F xcl Ask Your Nearest Dealer for These Records CENTRAL NORTH Famonux -I61L9 8. Jefferson Maplewood Music (o., 4. Kieerl Music Co.. 3t2 Manchester A‘ . 1455 S$. 30th St Powers Hawe. and Fura. Ce.. 5960 Easton Av. dst he . Music “tere. \ on | 5 ; ty heb a Plane f*.. ivth St WEST sett Music Ca.. 2 Odeon Records bring you the world’s best muse. played by Earo- pean artistsof interne- tional fame. These im- ported recordings ere the favorite records of European music lovers. 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Country Club . Crackers & Cakes Perhaps you hesitate te buy them because of their low price. Kroger store however, are recogniz in the Baking Industry ag ‘leaders” regarding qua}- ity. We sell more crack | ers and cakes per storé, than most grocers. When you try them you will ftm- mediately recognize their high quality. SHMALLOWS, Ib.. 20¢ ANS, per Ib... .. Yk lise e's 0 OE RS, per ee pial eae Country Club Extra large, in cartons. Per Doz., = E PACKAGE coupons to KRO- omdne 1 poke. FREE package purchased § at Per Doz. ? Bars Average. East St. Louls Stor: : . : : wis a . 2 in ) 226 eee 3 a oe ee gear ‘ eee Pee Big DAS eRe Be iene SR FAERIE Tn PRIDAY, MAY 9, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED - +. 4113 EASTON = Stew, Ib... .10c — Roast, Ib., 12”%c gar, 10 ibs... -82c Veal Shoulders, Ib. rent 2 cans....15c Veal Chops, 2. lbs .2Sc d The best you eter ate. s 3 Half or whole. Pork Shoulders, Ib... .10/%c ==Lamb Shoulders, Ib... . 12% « Kings’ Prunes, 3 Boxes. . 25c During 1923 the . Post-Dispatch 3: S onnd City Hopped, Can 60c printed 8025 Horse and Vehicle |ginder which is being developed the S Mamburger, 2 ibs, 25¢c “Wants” — 5617 more than the THREE ether St. Louls newspapers Veal Breast, ib. ..7%¢ | combined. _ - . cm’ . bie . (REM LEY MARKET 6th AND FRANKLIN ‘Crowns co” ° SATURDAY’S SPECIALS Fresh Pork stic Shoulders A choice lot of fresh Callies. oe the same eae quality; lean, closely trimmed. Limit 5; 7 Ibs. and u STANDARD HA Ss On sale at the Big White Store on Saturday. Only 1000 of those fine, mild, sugar-cured Hams you have always 18 } bought at Remley’s; % or whole Rolled Roast Boston style Rolled Roast. mre | I Products young cattle, juicy and tender, Fresh pieces of 3 Ibs. and up Spareribs PICKLED MEATS ‘Pickled Pork Shoulders 3 ickled or Fresh Beef Tongues 16 Pickled Rump or Hub of Round.13 Speaking of Bacon, there are various kinds, but only the 1 best cured Bacon is sold at Kemley’s. A_ choice 25 . mild, sugar-cured, hickory-smoked, at the most reasonable and money-saving price. A trial will convince you—in % or whole sides SMOKED SAUSAGE Liver Sausage. Braunschweiger Blood Sausage Fancy Cervelat.... Bologna Meat Loaf Franks Head Cheese. . a ecm Chocolates Cream centers. Deli- Mince, Biueberry, Rhubarb, LUNCH SAUSAGE Cervelat (Thur’ger style) Lunch Salami ....... | tious, rich chocolate Apple, Peach. Baked in a ‘oating. Reg. 30c¢ Ib. 98-inch granite pan. Big, chocolates | thick, juicy. Pie and pan Our Own Fresh Dressed E G GS HENS, ib. “ere 8 @? .29 oot Gene ROOSTERS, Ib 5 o ae eee : Turkeys and Springs; all you No Extra Chasme | for Cc artons. want at reck-bottom prices. Strawberries | Spinach aia Big full quart boxes: 20 Fresh from our ‘and Fxtra § every one . and garden daily. Crisp and large ripe. QUAR tender. POUND. bunches ... GROCERY SPECIALSJ MALT EXTRACT | [U iiie Grima White Banner, 3-Ib. can... .63 Dihs § lhs. § ugar » Mound City, 2%-Ib. can... .63 Sampsc 2 14-lb. 0-8 ps ong oe > com With ™% Ib. Fancy Mixed *S, 3-Ib. can Tea. As fine drinker La-Swiss, 214-lIb. can.......53 “as you ever put to . _ your lips ITALIAN Sliced Sweet A real 75c value— PRUNES | PICKLES Large No. 3 size | Quart jar A can. Areal ‘a5 real 40¢ 25 Frenh- SANTOS COFFEE 25e¢ can val. value ..... Roasted stateiniiientameadeiiimeienmeeniiamaatineamamemeeaaaae 2 cans. . Put up in Fancy Preserves 2=1b can wonderful Sweet aa eux it's 5 cases aQrinher. A veal %5e val. PICKLES | iar. Qua ar. yn ML eine oc Lb. Ba Mola 7 g §}.37 Domino Broadway Granulated Ne. 2 size can. Nice, white, long ° eut. A real 10c can value. ' ' 2 cans, NOTICE OF REMOVAL From Old Union Market Fischer Meat Co. Retail Store Is Now in Its New Location 720 N. Broadway Across the Street From Union Market you with the We are better prepared than cver to serve finest grades of meats—of all kinds. We have spent several] thousand dollars installing the most modern refrigerating equipment and sanitary fixtures for the handling of our meats and you will find this market sanitary to the smallest detail. Old customers are asked to continue their dealings with us— and new customers are asked to share the benefits of our Convenient Location! Better Meats! Better Service! i ¥, our Visit of Inspection Will Be Appreciated The Home of De Luxe Food Products Telephone, Olive 5973 (and a general improvement of gso- TANNENBAUM PRASES OBREGON'S POLY Sociologist and Writer, in Talk at City Club, Describes Mexican Conditions. Mexico’s future industrial, eco- nomic and social development lites in continuous adherence to the policy of the present administra-; tion under President Obregon, labor movement, said Frank Tan- nenbaum of New York, tradvs union advocate, sociologist, writer and lecturer, who spoke at noon today at the City Club. Tannenbaum has just returned from Mexico, where he spent con- siderable time gathering material on the labor movement there for a series of magazine stories. Author of Several Books. He was a union machinist by trade, has been graduated ftom' Columbia University and has writ- a ten several books, among them on on the labor movement in Ameri- ca, in which he holds that organ- ized labor is the greatest factor for democracy in America, and an- other on conditions in the South, in which he, discusses at s0me length the demoralizing influences of the Ku Klux Klan. He will address the Town Club tonight on what he knows of American prisons, in which he will seek to show prison life contrib- utes largely to making a profes- sional of the criminal. The struggle in Mexico, he said, at the City Club, is for racial, in- dustrial and social equality, un- derlying which is the struggle of the Indian to regain lost power | wrested from him 400 years ago | by the white man who came from Spain with his feudal institutions | and set them up in Mexico. There have been 72 -different governments in Mexico since 1821. only six of which came in legally, said Tannenbaum. These revolu- tions, he said, have been struggles | of the Indians to regain power, and not until the Obregon Government | was established did they get in a | measure what they have long | fought for—land, water and | schools. Obregon’s Policies. Under previous governments the} Indian was a peon and held no land, which debarred him from so- cial equality, except in some cases| of intermarriage with whites. Pres- | ident Obregon, sald the speaker. is| of the Yaqui Indian group, and promptly arranged for distribution of land, establishment of schools ciological conditions. Added to this was encouragement of labor organizations, ana today, said Tan- nenbaum, ¢here are about 800,000 organized workers in Mexico. The revolution against the Obre- gon administration which recently failed, said Tannenbaum, is the only revolution in Mexico that has/| failed, and this was owing to the fact that the organized working classes voluntarily went to the aid of.the Government. The defeat of De la Huerta, he said, was in real- | ity a defeat of the old military | regime that sought to regain power | and prevent the making of a\new | Mexico. President Obregon, he said, is} well entrenched by reason of the! fact that his administration ic | founded on democratic principleg, | which, the speaker believes, will! insure an enduring peace in the land #f our Southern neighbor. ‘Tannenbaum, who S made a/| comprehensive study of the Amer- ican prison system, says that the system is wrong in that it compels the prisoner .to live in terms of hiz past experiences, which may have been criminal, and does not Sting him out of himself and create in- terest in contemporary life. Pres- ent day prison life, he said. over. emphasizes past experiences in the man, who, when liberated, goes ont | of Alton. Mulville was in charge | &. A. into the world to feed those pas sions. The old system. which {fs being reformed,’ he said. was to fight the Warden; the new systers teaches the prisoner that that is wrong, and places him on his honr- or among his fellow orisoners. whose approval he would seek to that of others, because he is one of them. MT AUBURN| MARKET 6128 Easton Wellston Prices Saturday and Monday Pork Shoulders, Ib .9c Spareribs, ib... 71 10 to 14 Ib. Hams average, ib Leg of Veal, vas if wr eee Loin of Veal, tb. . .10c Breast ae AA Chops -.-- Shoulder, tb Chuck Roast, Ib. . .9c Chuck, Prime, ib. .11ic Hams 0,07"... bic Pork Loin Roast; Ib., 20c Pigtails, Ib..... 7/2¢ Beef Boneless, rib, , 20c pound......... With every 50c purchase of Fresh i Lb. Pure Lard, 10c Bacon Half or whole, 15¢c pound Gisugar’) ms. 38¢ Facile Stamps with S 00 specially decorated hich- rete Beg poy Basket with following “ten: bot: lla, package Spaghe on agg oe "Baking Powder, —— M. & J. Coffee, bottle: Wash ue, bottle Ammonia, 2 Wool Seap Flakes; 2 Swift’s Classic package Mixed Tea, 2 packages Black fa 7 1 qt. Vinegar; 4 ALL FO A AT PR RAS RYSTAL WHITE 9 SOAP CHIPS ok« ALIFORNIA Rea! table product: | k PEACHES syrup: 306 25¢ O-S Matt 0c Combination "AMILY POUND : SOAP BAR ... Sc Pier te Rurals, peck. 22¢ New Red Triumphs, pound__5¢ Red Sweets, pound 10¢ APPLES—Red, firm; medium size; 3 pounds 10c OGORANGES—Sweet, full juice; dazen RAILROAD CONTRACTOR LOSES . LEG UNDER FREIGHT TRAIN John Mulville of Alton Run Over While Directing Track Laying at Plainview. John Mulville, a member of the contracting firm of Mulville Bros., of Alton, lost his left leg below the knee vesterday when he was struck by a fast freight on the Chicago & Alton Railroad, at Plainview, north of laying a double track for the C. The new track had just been completed, but had not been placed in service. For some reason the‘ northbound train was -f6uted over the new track and Mulville did not hear its approach until it wag too late. His leg was badly mangled and amputation was made neces- sary at St. Joseph's Hospital in Al- ton, where the injured’ man was moved. $8500 Taken in Chicago ial Holdup. CHICAGO, May 9%.—During the business lull at noon yesterday four men, armed, entered the ay tour |B State Bank at Berwyn, a suburb, thrust four employes into the di- 707-709 N. SIXTH The Busiest Food Store in St. Louis. There’s a Reason! |PORK 73 | Shoulders Fresh Callies, tb.. \ J FRESH SPARERIBS, Ib. . 9 Sirloin Butt Steaks,!b.174 NECK PORK CHOPS, !b.123 (SUGAR Pare cane pounds cease). 5 lbs. Fresh Beef Brains to Young Hens 20 My own garesh dressed; *nice oe Roosters «-""" Ib, 19 dressed. Sausages, Wieners, Franks Headcheese, CHUCK ROAST cust, Ib. 9 | APPLES Large, sound, fancy Ganos, S ths. .; «. Cuban Pineapples * Nice, cach Green Onions, 2 Dandy bunches ndy bunches Oranges Sound WNavels. A real FOR rectors’ room and escaped with $5500 in currency, ms —————— e its the sandwich cheese! Bluhill spreads like butter SAN ANTONIO No matter where you go you will find Blatz giving 100% service. In New Orleans, Blatz serves. In San Antonio—in Memphis—in Boston— in Tacoma—St. Louis—in Chicago and in Kansas City, Blatz is the Jeader in quality—purity and flavor. ‘ And there isareasi For 75 years Blatz has stood for | quality. Behind your can of Blatz stands 75 years of experience as Master Maltsters. Added to this experience you will find 100% barley and a plant which is 100% sanitary. This experience—this knowledge ~this leadership give you for your — quality and unmatched Try Bilatz. You'll eapuedtiath its quality. You'll pronounce Blatz 100% and all 100% implies, Rosen-Reichardt Brokerage Co. 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sl aa FRIDAY. “*e MAYS de “ea i MAY 9%, 1934. et % ————————————— see Til WASHINGTC A es pe a etn neg The Daily POS T-DISPA TCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _ * 4g Pr “= : = - — - — Se erm, . . . . . . Bay { | | la | , (dies WAS yu “a - MICHIGAN | Ne | STILL A MYSTERY sis pine on COMMENT VREKLY PAVEEETS / Ly. St. Louis 9:00 A. M. me ie The Days of R | | : : i — Diagrams New Open at City Ticket Office, 324 XN. Broadway. | 4 | | ‘School Board Member Apol: | ors true: vu « STATE TIRE CO. Inc.| ILLINOIS CENTRAL | | Ave Here—ana he ogizes to Principal but kD A || =Real Spor for Statements. | — “| schoo 4 cs - duck 3 S | ADMITS HE MADE | aS. Mother S Day pecla S _ FALSE ACCUSATIONS | Ait Craaee is .) ON oe t them! : C/7E€@4 7 U// CFOs f i > ortee eee $0~70 cehe eee - apes sh et wh v€ | Board of Education. | | Hejer.appeared before a J/oup | — of his fellow-members of the board | 'in Supt. Maddox's office yesterday | MOTHER’S DAY CAKE —OR AN ANGEL CAKE afternoon, and apologized to Miss | . : |} Anna J. Kelley, principal of the) Filled with nuts and fruits, covered Perhaps even more appropriate, ex- | O'Fallon Behool, for lmving said! with Divinity Icing, and especially era large, fine in texture and suitably | falsely that she had comses re: | ‘; | ligious exercises to be conducte decorated for gift purposes $] «$2 decorated . b+ + + . $4 [im the school at 1499 North Fif- | teenth street. He apologized Mon- | eee D> | day to Richard Murphy, a member | pe the board, for having said that | | Murphy had sanctioned this sup- | Saturday's Sunday Candy Special | posed violation of the board's rules. | : Baliectin T«sued. | | ; ttle . / & ' bo) 7 and Monte Carlo Slice, Neapolitan Caramels and Assorted | The official bulletin of the mat- | | | ' | iter, given out at the superintend- | : cis _ eXtra value rd Chocolates—with the “Monte Carlo” name it sounds | damnit aaiiiek aaa: , like a gamble, but isn’t . . . . Very fine value. : | At a meeting of the Committee | Lower Prices on Instruction held in the office p Ib. Box 50c \ Zz Ib. Box $1 of the superintendent Thursday | AC ,, | afternoon, May 8, Henry Heier, | / ONCK CITILS = | member of the Board of Educa- | tion, acknowledged as false / \ | charges which he had made | | \ For the Picnic Basket and Sunday Menu Ft tee to congectbiy calignes enund a \ | Busy Bee Baking ot Its Best ahora coger | | Wr A N | 1 a Maddox. H. F. Fahrenkrog. John s GOoOoD AS | ; | E A Large Fruit Stollen’, . . 40c Cherry Melba, Special . . 25¢ C. Tobin. Mrs. Elias Michael, ; 3 pe , Murphy. Ben Weidle and : j : Pecan Nut Bread, makes an unusually fine toast or sandwich, ee Lage sa Biro me ietel \ 7, | AC ( Ou NT / : the nuts adding mutriment and tastiness . . . . 40c apologized to Miss Kelley for the . . false statements which he had 8 ®) y, " y y Pies tn Profusion, a perfect exposition of the Pastry Art made | tee on Instruction voted unani- J, After the apology the Commit- mously, all other members of the This old reliable store will gladly trust you. j o Deane ae exonerate asin ig r ty ES eT Aaah dee AERP a time rine Ely Rollins ALR te Ka pathy ON - OAT ae CG 4 Rall \ . “ 4 > — ,* +s aq e Members said Heier’s apology Y cenit = “oe nd looks better was: 4 ; 4 ire to , rid if “Miss Kelley, I desire to tell you | | : Men’s and Young Men’s All-Wool \that my statement was false and |had ne basis of fact. [I am sorry . 'this eceurred. and that it caused > & |'unpleasantness for you.” : «4 Does Not Explain Story. fs . | He did not explain to her. and se | J “ phe has refused to explain to re- | porters, the mystery of how he leame to tell the story, which was. in-detail, that he called = = | : : : ——- |at the school one morning. and : ‘ ae igaw the childrén praying and making the sign of the cross: that JL3-S1S5 WASHINGTON AVENUE~ he hen sated Mie Kote or oe lexplanation, and that she said = or. . . ‘Murphy knew al! about it and had f Our Entire Stock of New : x , sanctioned it; also that Miss Kelley went later to Murphy. and was ad- A Leok around, sce what ether stores are axking fer fine ail-vweol twe-pants Saite—then come here and «ce for E | ‘s © + j , | wi r his "7 * , 7 | “a. \ pee by him gee lie low’ until the . yourself that we save you money. Ther are caftefullr | ' S -. | matter should blow over. (EL; A tafiored of fime ali-weel materiais in a aplendid assert- : . cde | Principal Is Puzzied. ge - ment of patteras. Styles fer men and young men—and 4 He | remember, they come with twe pairs ef pants. t nu : “Mr. Heier made one visit to the, / a eeaninen Set sath tear watinion. okey come : ‘ Brand- , Included ‘school. He said he made a second’ ’ y, Credit! P im Canton crepes, crepe meteor, etc.. in | : _tiees than even the Protestant . cotines, Petret twills, ‘visit and heard the singing i all ecolers. Attractively trimmed. Ax- ; a gi ay ; j qe ep tional values. SUITS scTTs SUITs SELLING 73 SELLING $ 13 rr T™! CP TO ad $15.00 $49.75 NOW NOW afternoon. He again was mistaken, | Smart Boyish Suits, Novelty Sport Suits, strietly Hand Tailor-Made Suits, ajac fancy box | for we have singing exercises only , ‘A . . by 4 lth the morning. Me made bis | Closing Out Entire Stock of * 5 : 4 9 5 Brand- ; : a ‘¥ , , : " Lined coat and short jaunty misses’ Suits. Sizes from 14 to 44; also extra sizes up to 58's included. iiiteme ur ro. sage tae nations thie would have been im. 25.00; NOW SELL- od LNs 4a? te’ OUR FINEST FROCKS AND PRESSES SELLING UP TO : ete. Never before bave we offered such a | promptiy summoned me. I feel 'these charges may be traceable to ; 7 j - - ; Thousands of new, latest influences which are abroad in the | ; ' 95 od ; C : , th an cos of land. and I certainly esteem and oe ’ a ; price, . . appreciate highly the action of the ; , : new. board in completely exoneratine Amis and : 2 myseif and the teachere under me bist Up - P ' oe Keiley said she was satisfied | 2 We are ciesing cut our entire stock of new Spring Coat« at 3 : AS-GOOD _ with the apology. Murphy said the Z : ' prices that save you mency. All the sensen’s weweet modeia q same previously. Tt is not now * are bere in plaids. stripes and selid colores fe tans, grays, | P ¥ AS-NEW | known that anyone intends to move | 3 ete Get yours Saturday and wear while paying. th late i | ) Ao 4 F fede ee East St. Louis Store—314 Collinsville Av. - | Coats p r charges to another board member. | | who in turn reported to Superin ' _tendent Maddox. who. of course : ; > Ve a a a a a a a a a i . ° | being considered before he showed . ' _ At Decisive Price Reductions J). ee The| ) —_ (ERO, : | Soard holds its regular monthly | Trere | Z COATS THAT ORIGINALLY $ : 85 | meeting Tuesday night. Heier has! 4 Thousands on hand; boug® TO $18.50; | Still three years to serve as a mem-_| | 3 homes _ber of the board. He ts a member | « 3 | of the Finance Comnyttee. # Bus, Page and Grand Car to I een ee © © & ee © 7’? * © fee © © © & : ol 90 $ . 73 ‘Indian Missionary Is Honored. P : ee | ABERDEEN, & PD. May 3.— | , ee i With a record of half a century of | s . | Service Im Indian mission work in | _this State. Archdeacon Edward ' | Ashiey, Yankton. was honered to- | ome Ta ay a <1 which marked | @ theo gotthe annual three- | ALL EXTRA SIZE COATS FOR 7 | day convocation of the Episcopal | OMEN. @ Church of South Dakota. Rev. Mr. | Over 20° Coats: sises A | ut + Price a Ashiey. who isn $@ years old, ar- up te 66. Now ‘rived at Yankton to take charge of | eS ee fg Epiecopal missions on the Yankton | 606 7 608 N ; BROA DWAY ~ VU 7 indian reservation May 9, 1374. %: ud : : * ¥ f. Ze ey <s : 7 Pie . . * 4 ~ ' ime + Se 2. oes “4 plgh Sg . eg gas nest: has gE FON ire Rear canes * at we wa 3 ise tes ei e . ” seidion ee eon TR, AE WN ST ad ss Ree gt, A ee tee NR eee
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a a e = mc aac wee Pn Xs, . anes a a a Be te, mere eee yee = ipa sab aie Bos MAY 9, 1934. ey Be MAY 9%, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Cir ‘ulati - ' a | y Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ 35 —— _ OLDMAN BROS! PING CAR ) ij ~|SAYS: MAYFIELD IOLD HIM: 10 GET UAMPAIGN FUNDS . . Wequetonsing If 1 Df fi ot 2? Bay View f = Sit Tll WASHINGT AVE. { A N fe 6102 EASTON AVE., WELLSTON A. M /4||The Days of Real Sport | % Office, 324 N. Broadway, fe. A se oth | | Wit re Here—and Her | - ye » NTR AL eo | | net Are the '||Former Official Tells Sen- Ci Ce = a "assenger Agent. 6 Ua mame et _ mero ee : | ——) ip Real S port Bals || ators That He Was In-|[™ as r | SS F \ ale ai : i _— ft wet a ee : oe —e | struct : ~ Gy @et Bt ma | 9 p ) — For boys or girls—ideal | : ed to Make Corpo B t fii Peg, Cig Bek eae ° | s Hi Summer Shoes for play or | rations “Kick In.” $ Down uys a : ’ ee ee -e : school—made of heavy white | | ° Beast foe ? * ; ~ with brown trimming, as | Simmons Day-Bed in, Wenn eo gisee LL F. o ° i i) c illustrated, with non-slip rub- | a 7 oe. il | ( ber soles. All Sizes, 1 to 6; | FAVORS ERASING OF is . ed B bd | Bl Bi d | ; » 4 | a Ms — ais A ee seed | || the contest for Mayfield’s seat. Yj —- ae - k og ‘ L | | Henry, a primary candidate >. YW . | ¥ i U | ‘against Mayfield, said that on May Uf) : | a 2 ‘(| ||} 21, at Paris, Texas, he was called My Y ; S| Ps L ‘into conference by Dr. H. W. 44,4 4 ~ ij ee ‘- 7 j | Evans, now Imperial Wizard of the | . # e : s Klan, and other Klan leaders in a % & a +. os , » £ Texas, to get the field clear for % ; re, 204 sities | f | Mavfield. Evans, Henry _ said, “ 4 i fend Sandals. as ; "-E ||} wanted “one of a two Klan can- T ph . Alb sizes y | idate:s liming : : oo". a | fae eo grrr elias “wide To keep your food fresh you must have a good it | ttle tot to size ial phe = 135° peg ; Pe Refrigerator. The Sanitary j Tie ioe. blewes ‘objected to Henry's story as irrele- A : Refrigerators are guaranteed to 75 | poys Toone + vie | || vant, but was overruled by Chair- nt keep all food fresh and sweet. e Sat | 7|}man Spencer. “A : / made; will cut your ice bills in if | a) x two. See our special side-icer : es | By the Associated Press. . Pi Ca chackvegt (nb Ma keed 4 d bs 98Sc | | LINCOLN, Neb., May 9.—Advo-'! = r 4 nn aad te ' cacy of abolition of the party des- B Pe: ..—— —~ / “| ignation on state office ballots to uys a 4 . Se Si ; ra - —_— | “make it impossible to thus vote a ° Yj # a e re . | straight ticket’? and expression of Immons a y “ 3 Fi itd F TA i L O FR M A D E belief that because he was nomi- : YY, Yi : : = ' nated on the Republican ticket, he B d 0 tf t Yf : a : ' | is not “obliged to help elect every e u l . YY / ' ; AS GOOD AS NEW MEN’S |one on the same ticket,” as con-/| C . f f V/ ae | | tained in a _ letter from United ONSISES O Y . & ‘a ; | States Senator George W. Norris | 1 Simmons Bed | D B Thi Y goods or 4 ae | to his primary campaign manager, | 1 Fine Mattress own uys S / ; 2 @ 'C. A. Sorenson of Lincoln, made | 1 Heavy Spring over ; my : q public yesterday, marks no radical | C d Ch t : , 4 } () | departure from the previous stand | All Complete e ar es and the ; " ‘a | of Senator Norris, Sorenson said This Cedar Chest is made of Blue Bird genuine Tennessee red cedar ; ; Remember, a high-grade tailor-made or such make as| ‘**t 7i8ht. Sorenson asserted that the let-| has brass bands; is 42 inches long and extra deep. Do Yj not fail to see this ex- / At RRO Rn ome Ps a) ze Re tae | | ' | | . | Aisct Schaffner & Marx, used, is better than a cheap new | ter was but “a repetition of the} + wa y. prec“, , ; , iis : . j / ‘: pOuel--— VIEL and looks better. | Senator’s previous opinions,” and | l i ae - 2 said he believed Norris would make | : 3 All-W ool a . BRAND-NEW SERGE nonpolitical selection of State and ceptional value. Yj delivered ' » ; me : county officers a point of his cam- | Yj . - ¢ | paign. | Wf with your F “g Senator Norris’ bLetter. | & v 0 The letter, dated April 20, 1924, | purchase , | % written on stationery, of ‘the Sen-| ee ate Agricultural Committee, after | ; : personal salutations to Sorenson, This is an : xceptional BRAND-NEW SOLID WO K — 2 ag ; : offer — Bed A | I look forward to the coming enn be had : ; | campaign with a feeling that it is | in walnut or | &, as “ sold finish. Florence a ag Do not mias \ “sy ee 8 oe sete - % s this oppor- ; ; he ee esereea. ; Oil Cook _ Te tunity. On | 7 ' at escaccce ‘4 . Special Sale. 7 : + fete - - 7 "1 Stoves oS Be Easy Terme : & a5 going to bring many unpleasant . & e experiences. I dislike as much as ‘i any living man to have the enmity | wv | and ill-will of my fellow citizens. | [ do not believe there is any man | ' ' . . : " 2 ¢ 4 ¢ in public life who hates to go into to Suit You | ae, - “ 4 -_ * a s .] ‘ - ~ : ¢ ‘2 - - a 'a contest of bitterness and strife | $1 D | al aay \ e\, \e*- cian 4 , . and Vests | more than I do. I cannot do as/ own ; oF at iee Fh t 4 ' A dei Come in two = . .- - ‘ e | many of my Republican friends | B Thi =e it in a | | by, (6: a % 4 } - ~ _—~ _ y 4 v, = | ? sizes up will expect me to do. I already | uys | ¥ a. » > Biwe - . yf | poy NZ. a RTE eR % =| : am in receipt of demands from | ° | Ca - 8 ee f a7 | Vy / 1 Z SF . burners. See : - aa | well-meaning people, insisting that | Chifforobe A aE AE Re ee . : | i Y,, a Y Hee | 2 - | WES I Se ma : ee ; [ campaign in the entire State, de- by t] Larzest sizes a> : Wh : manding at all times that my | 3 articles in 1— 1 i . $2 00 to $5 00. y not buy & nice friends shall vote the Republican | ' ; serge Coat for $4 and a new $2.90 serge Pants—a whole | ticket straight from top to bottom. | - wardrobe, a ; utfit for $6.90. | Some of these people are, of | agresser cme a We quote a spe- : | course, my enemies and will not writing desk. ial e Brand-New | themselves vote for me at the elec- ‘s . “ae ition. Thev want to get the benefit Most heantiful 4 Ladies Or 0a of what little influence I may ever placed on ‘s | e Spring have, however, to elect men pri- -~ & Rice 8; “4 , marily because they are Repub- wide clothes Sot be Selene | RUA Near { va, P| 3 icans. ‘s cannot take | closet, hatbox, CU) BB ts BRS ro a ae en ae \ = : Brand-New ene ee, ee ae WE ii caeeebe Nh) | ied || Poe 8S settle your a a 4 L di , such a course. roomy Pfs ton, See tes tenes | Peco =30 T= ‘ ‘a aqaies Should Vote Convictions. Attend our Great jp 4 t'E eee || Pert eee: ih accoun 4 ® Spring “T am going to say frankly, and 0 ll , oe 30, 60 or 90 - ‘ © . : ' , . « enu- . x f Beapaly believe, that any man. /t i ae days’ time, we A . . though ye the strictes Ci ft | on Special Sale, ; ; ‘4 £ Brand- i Republican, who does not be- will — chan 3 New lieve the things }) stand for are the 10 Yo cas e ad right should follow his convic- | Wh) discount the same 4 : B d lions am vote a ard fos = as if you paid the is rand- this without any feeling of crici- | : . Vv N Silk- cism or ill-will toward such per-| money in ad ance ew ' sons, and think it is fair, if I want! be the rule applied to me, that I, = iq ie ee 94.95 Lined should at least make no objection | . : P + ? Thousands of new, latest garments, slaughtered, at your ir it is applied to everybody else. | A Genuine Kroehler Davenport Suite } ‘ . This kind of a campaign will, of | own price; less than cost of making. The above are brand / Tl On) 0) 0 ti actory to. the. 4 Rs new. } man who places party before | ‘. {| a Gan ie fo: everything else. | se > | e “TI wish the great bulk of the a AS-GOOD ITS CAPES people could be brought to realize | b =e Ree | ye eS A that most of these men who ar*| : a AS-NEW 9 9 yelling that the ticket should be! | | be | , sath AAA | 24 — e - voted straight do not themselves [ae Ss - 1 Sri e 2H tat ‘b vote it straight. They never prac- | EE ees: sas yi J “a : § $ tice what they preach. They | ae SEB seh ee ed Seas gee Bart ie = * oats resses 10 never vote the ticket straight when | Pat ahs Sa € A pean uss ; see: sige tbe | Le 5 5 they have nof control in the nomi- A AR ee: OSes. 6 SAE OS OSL | % nations. If I had my way about | Thousands on hand; bought from some of the swellest it. 1 would abolish the party circle | . Jak jand make it impossible to thys| $e Sek ie 20mes. |vote a straight ticket. — om ' a | “I would elect every officer in | # ‘o: ; i | ntil 8 P. M. | sf z ? Bus, Page and Grand Car to Door. Open U ithe State on a non-partisan ticket | = . . , and I would be perfectly willing | to have that same rule applied to | ae : a eandidates for Congress, although | , \ .{ presume the party virus is so | f sie — [ : firmly established in the hearts of | Zé oe | = / many of our people that it would beautiful Suites we y Suite is only one of the many be impossible at this time to carry | Per es sg prettier than the other. A Kroehier eng ye : , : s the yeforms that far. I would like | Month port Suite a ~ add ag a . ow re S _— Seacae These Rugs are fine heavy Brussels, 9x12 ft. and @ . — to abolish party responsibility and ee ee a , d come in beautiful patterns suitable for any room, - € . + in its stead establish personal re- Buys The Above Suite Can Also Be Had With Bed at Before buying a Rug see this wonderful value for 3 : The POST-DISPATCH 1s the only St. Louls evening ig maa With best regards, I fe! Small Additional Cost ie) Mee ee eee ee « pe: a jam, sincerely, ‘ | : | 3 PR Gx —_ newspaper giving Assot ‘ated Press news service : 'G. W. NORRIS.” | = ie ‘e ; a : oO 7. ae ee es oe oe . sihecsi thts watin e R eet on is pois j ° rt ved Mes eae, é =
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Consultation without charge or obligation. as to Telephone Main 2960 ‘ye ae eee Ay Wyss. ae “Coffee is a Safe and Desirable Beverage” Three years’ Scientific Coffee Research, made by Professor SAMUEL C. PRESCOTT at the Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology, establishes that Coffee is a good and wholesome beverage for the overwhelming majority of adults “I wILt say that neither in the dispassionate study of the vast literature on the subject, much of which is medical literature, nor as a result of our long- continued studies, have we been forced, as scientific men, to any conviction that well-made Coffee is harmful to the great mass of consumers and, as such, dangerous to public health and welfare. contrary, the more deeply we have gone into this matter, the more we have read, the more we have looked up this literature in different languages, the more firmly fixed has become the belief (in fact, I might say it is a belief so strong that it is a convic- tion) that for the overwhelming majority of adults Coffee is a safe and desirable beverage.” On the This atrong indorsement of Coffee is one of the conclusions reached by Professor Prescott after the most thorough in- vestigation of Coffee ever made. ) and exhaustive, and his findings, fact that Coffee is a safe and desirable beverage for the | overwhelming majority of adults. His research was scientific therefore, establish the For Better Coffee Every Day, Follow These Rutes ]—Sce that the Coffee is not ground too coarse. 2—-Allow at least a tablespoonfu! of ‘ground Coffee to a eup of water 3-—-Be sure the water boils. ground Coffee 4—Serve at once. 5—Never use ground Coffee a second time. 6~-Scour the Coffee pot. Then pour it over the freshly Ask your dealer or write direct to us for a copy of the NEW booklet, or Better Coffee,” Sends Publicity Committee, 64 Water Street, New York. The planters of Sao Paulo, Brasil, whe produce more than the United States, are omens ing this educational work which explains these rules in deta’. Joint Coffee half of all the Coffee ward in " ¢0-Operetion with leads Cafice merchants of the United States. bed - - « => re ee a te nant enantio apr tn as Tot pte ee Es APNE. 7 oe ie Teel holiday in department stores, cloth- | ing and similar establishments and Thursday afternoon for grocery, | meat and food stores. It was sug- gested that drug stores and street car and other public service organ- izations requiring a continuous per- sonnel, arrange for each emplove to have a half day each week off | 'in addition to a day of rest ' Discusses Use of Jail. The principal address by Dr. Hastings H. Hart, noted prison au- thority who is surveving St. Louis | institutions, was an effort to awak- | 'ena conception of the jail or prison as a means to make useful citizens out of criminals, rather than as a means of punishment or revenge. | “The only right we have to send 'a man to prison is the protection of society,”” he. said “By law and in popular thought the idea of pun- ishment of the prisoner is upper- most, and people often say and) think that the man who has com-| mitted a nefarious crime ought to It is true that prisoners in are ill deserving. but how beings weigh and guilt and mete deserts? Differeuce.” who have are brought Se ee suffer. general shall human measure a mans out to him his exact “Oh, That Makes a “Suppose two boys stolen an automobile ‘up for trial and the Judge sen- tences each of them to five ‘imprisonment It is then found that ‘one was brought up in the s!ums, had very little education ‘some contacts to influence him aud early fell in with a rough gang. ‘On, that makes a differ doesn’t It. | “The other comes. from a tamily)| in comfortable circumstances, has heen sent to church and school and | has had many advantages. But fur- ther investigation discloses that) this boy’s father 3s0 busy ' making money he to get acquainted with his son, boy was overindulged and soon | came a member of a reckless group “Oh, that makes a difference,’ too. We cumstances. If ‘of prisons is the ciety, the only way that justification is so to treat men ,in prison that they will be better men when they come out than when they went in.” | Dr. Hart said that upon their first encounter with law —jn jail—are generally despondent and open to influence, but are met vears’ > no whole- , ‘ence, has been didn't have time The be the never know all cir- the justification protection of s0- we can sustain men the with a system of indiscriminate) herding for the most part in utter} idjeness, so that ithe opportunity | to deal constructively with them. is lost. He commended Warden. Hatton of the city jail for “having | a wav with him” and persuading i'men awaiting sentence to occupy themselves in keeping the jail clean. with rewards of a little het- ter food and less rigid confine- ment. Favors Segregation Women. He “hoped and prayed” that the | ‘money appropriated for the city jail would not be expended in arrang- ing quarters there for women, and | ‘said that women could be safely | ‘handled in a dwelling house, or | even a farmhouse, and would be) | better off away from men prison- | ers. Overcrowding of prisoners, he |said, is productive of disease and ‘the worst vices human beings are capable of,” and the jail, with a. floor set apart for women, has cell | capacity for 120 men and has had | 300 men prisoners, Dr. Hart said a farm was a nec- essary addition to the workhouse; for prisoners unable to bear the| | | | hard work in the quarry. He re- | ferred to crowding atthe House of | Detention, which, his figures show, has normal space for 60 beds but has 63 beds and an average popu- lation of 70 children. — Dr. Hart is to remain in St. Louis until tomorrow to devise. nat thea request of Circuit Judge Ossinge of the Juvenile Court, some plan to relieve the congestion. He is later | to complete his workhouse survey. This afternoon he met membars of the St. Louis County Court. the two Circuit Judges and other county of. ficials and welfare workers, at the home of Mrs. Hugh MeK. Jones. to thresh out the situation in the jy-| venile department and ‘the anfti- \quated jail. | COURT WILL TRY TO PLACE DOHENY, JR., ON STAND i | ‘Orders Him to 5 how | Cause Why He | Should Not Testify Before Oil Grand Jury. | By the Asenciated Press WASHINGTON. May 4. ward I. Doheny Jr. was today by Justice Hitz in the trict of Columbia Supreme to appear May 16 to | why he should not be compelled ito testify before the special oll |grand jury. | When Doheny Jr. appeared bhe- | |fore the jury last Tuesday he de- iclined to testify the ground that what he would say might ten4 | ito incrimipate him. This fact was) by the grand that the or- Fil - ordered Dis- Court | show cause on } reported to the court 'jury, with a request \der be issued, = walnut. large chifforobe and this group and the dustproof cannienesinel: artistic paneling and superb finish prove its high quality.. es ‘aa | Poectadl | tic about the values. chandise at such low prices. thousands of bargains to be found on our nine floors. Select Home Needs Now—Save + to 4 Feature Values for Saturda The throngs that have attended this big sale have been enthusias- We have -never offered such attractive mer- Here are but a few examples of the y * Wonderful a Values ONLY $59 splendid wearing 9x12 Superior Ax- . minsters ..... ca $24.35 Steel “Medicine Chest $45 9x12 seamless Vel: tugs: wide All-steel Medicine range of patterns, 829.75 Chest, with white enam- $30 Yxl2 seamless T apestry Brussels el finish, inner shelf and Rugs; assorted patterns......... Fi8.35 mirror; $2:75 value, $30 6x9 seamless Velvet Rugs... .$1S8.35 $15 9x12 Congoleum Squares (no bor- $1 35 ders); many patterns...........-- $8.5 e $225 Two-Tone Walnut Suite 4 artistic pieces in combination Walnut—Beautiful finish. A heavy impressivély designed Suite in beautiful grained 45-inch dresser, large vanity bow - end '* are "12 9 Sale of Summer Furniture Mer KG a hh ! eG 4- 4 a Fj Net eee! PLL PE Meo ° x bn es lhe LF Zo i"nique, durable outdor viture, made of bark-c cedar logs by Northen men, Sturdily built Chair; well braced; Rustic Furniture ir ‘ur - oVered w oods- $6.50 Arm Rocker: heavy, hard 'Lloyd’s Baby Carriage Pretty enameled fiber, choice of sev- eral colors — rub- ber-tired wheels. $19.35 SAT. frame: $2.50 $195 3-Pc. Velour Suite Two tones of fine velour over an extra- fine type of construction. Full hi ‘T & if, Me f my ia 4 Ki if a) UU ’ ~ ” a ae at Motes . BS 2. Gs legs, Another example of the power of the dol- lar at the Hub. cushion Suite with deep spring upholstering, Queen Anne style and in every way a supervalue at ...... overstuffed, loose tassel ornaments 14x2l-inch size; value, $1.35" 1393 A. M. ONLY, clear a AB ees * a 4 on , 2 MSS SSE Pe ad he. * fa : - ie > Oy Ae 33 , ae : « ete oy Ae, FRIDAY, “; Corey C MBINED "Lad 36 ST. LOU POST- DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper CO ___ At ors ----- aeeenaenea sane nea = — . —— ; is are. frist, to make the sance.” 3 . 0 rain, ac-/ ports by a val 9 : artistic festivals attended by struction, are, | . U, S, LOSING GRAIN MARKETS re — ey ce gts os Ain, bowie ‘tok mien rete crn allies e MORE HOLIDAYS wos! ‘FRENCH STRENGTHEN BOND pre most important French states- Latin-American maces per a The Latin movement 4 m i} i772 rs | i ' ‘ . . ) oP ange ee . insure 1y Peter export ¢ ‘e ow e President Miller- known to France an " rejoinder to t pemaniagte Gain Control eae ae com wg Sipps ~ os tbo | eck ot Ket hoes ane ae WITH LATIN- AMERICANS s % ergs sa ah inet in hon- | Latin countries in Europe, and, sec- imanic and calie obits. s | ‘etroff. an attache of the Russi: e total grain exporta- | and an ve : Sa tOn > an Tae en nin eommerecial delegation tn Gerinany. | tion for that year was 99,123, 476 | Devote E ntire Wee k to Program or of Latin- American republics. it ond, ‘e , ater _ ph Pe — cultural movements, Its. BERLIN, April 2%). American Petroff was an early Minister of | poods, the pood being about 36 | PIS] [ of Reorganizing Renaissance | will be recalled tha an interna- binds Latin America ‘ ing thought is that note . ae a a os eal Ske ee Foreign Affairs in Petrograd under | pounds. This was only 13.6 per | of Latin Races. tional organization of Latin news- | rope. | so-called Latin soon es gem is ioe ‘ — : | 2 the Rolshevik wovernment} and has cent of Russia's pre-war grain ex- in wee & nin ay ity as ‘ ve ers 1D°4. vad I arieataainRee arene mee: * rte gers see: oS gegen ern of png eae raven aPePeie = “as of the Baltic states and cpa te lived for many years in Engiand, | portation. Germany and England | PARIS, May 7.—France, pursu- /ago under French auspices, and ment of the Latins, said M. de Uiquity, but that these, in through Russian competition and | Retween Oet. 1, 1922, and Oct. ;took 53.7 per cent of Russia's ex- | ; c= % : ’ ‘ine its policy of developing ever- still is flourishing. Jouvenel, “of whose decadence the the World War. have prow, is rapidly disappearing from the 1, 1923, the report states the ex-| ports for that year, and supplied | Missouri Welfare Lea SUC lecloser relations with Latin Amer- The objects of the present cele- newcomers of civilization are fond | selves at least the equal of Scandinavian, German and Duteh ports of Russia exceeded the im- , 66.9 per cent of its imports. Adopts Resolution Against ica, is holding a “Latin-American bration, according to He wi de of speaking, we intend to sR POse | /man- speaki ng and En z ; ° |Week,” with banquets, speeches Jouvenel, Minister of Publi Con-, the recognition of the Latin renais- ing peoples. By Bs ne Sale of Weapons. | — The half-day weekly holiday, on EY 4 s ne See nds ihat overfatigue reduces ~ J = 27s > eS | to aad | resistance and so increases crime, Pr land all possible lessening in the e a 6 sale of pistols and revolvers, was ' } A ; ¢ a : | ndilteentiie in resolutions adopted at | 61 6 IN | the annual dinner of the Missouri | ‘ , | a ; ; F A 4 | Welfare League last night at Sec- | ° ° ° ,ond Baptist Church. ‘ . f Announces a Change in Business Policy. In Order to Saturday afternoon, except in. i December, was suggested for the| iJ White Enamel Micror = rt ii 4 : x ears st Our Convenll 2, ye a ee ban x Po Sar ae ome es ‘ oh a By a. Rake e t . eR SOL CD, | eee eee Ege Hi! - { 4 } 1 it ' ' A ~~" 7) *etee "+e eetee “Seen eee Bie ee ~~ GR ee wm ewe “eee eee +e aee))6h6P Pee Pe “ete eee we eee wee ee oe Bee we ee Beene “ee *“** eeeeee "ee * -eeeee “tee Bee eee eer “* . sete enter *** *** vr ewe Bw eewe eee eeere a $4.75 value Settee, Sti value . Fernery, as illustrated; $5 value . © omfortable ‘Armthair: large person’; $6.95 value 20x30-inch Table; or settee; $11 value me Ge ees 4 %, 4 <<." @ ou oS adjustable, $135 will - large enough for three persons: aw f.o8 © ees. 2 O16 8 6 6 @ ideal for use with chair ic, $808 Se ee ‘easily sea $3. 95 Same style, = panel back $6.95 vt: oe eeenvreveeeeeeeeeeees $140 Suite Five Splendid Pieces in Nut Brown Finish Highly desirable for living-room or sunroom use—durable frame- work, artistic design, removable ered auto-spring cushions—Anniversary price.. Convenient Credit Terms ae gone sata fe a... UF ar sila | UH $150 Fiber . Davaigealaae Suite Three large cretonne upholstered pieces in Baronial finish A charming Suite, and very new, too. enport bed is splendidly concealed. pieces are very comfortable and the rr is really far beyond the price. $2.50 i ieee Chair Varnished hardwood frame, $2.98 $7.95 maple Rocker with wide arms, . long rockers, eplit cane seat and $3.50 value .. inch buffet with $225 8-Pc. Dining Suite i Combination walnut construction with handsome two-tone paneling. This large Suite has every desirable feature—obl extension table, extra long 66- solid oak in- *145 **aere **, *“** Ser Perera eee e+ ee eee wee ewwee teriors, secret silver drawer sak ie —tapestry seated chairs, as BONN . SEEeBeTOteS :. 6s ca eS kk ckcas Serving Table is separate, $26.35 With Pad Cretonne covered, ble thick pad, flounce—w ood ished metal. panel ends Da- special, cretonne-cov- Chima Cabinet is separate, $35 Da-Bed $23.35 dou- full fin- cane Bed; -——_ $41.35 48928 aesios \i B oo OM i: ’ vs 2, oan ~ee ? t. “qa as , Br) ae = Re $35 Glacier | a Refrigerator P Another Side VIZ ateegy 35th Anniversary thick walls, remov - for"F shelves, ony, to do | . water trap, three Gas Range Special nickeled pede euameled ined; Satu ly, $57.55 .7 “0a A special feature of this and 4 burners. The dav- 35 great Anniversary event. The three $ Choice of blue or gray por- | ~ celain enamel, black enamel | deen frame—large oven, broiler : On Sale Saturday at ~§ J Refri removable “Washington df Seve/p CHAS. F LEVY Pres. ed—a wonde th $4 $65 Gl ge Big and massive W one-piece porcelain | shelves, : trap, all metal parts ® rful ice # 532 _Sale of Kitchen Needs 4 ee " Cn Fy eee of ag ie hae Te Ce ee mi * : ey en PO nD ~~ ne a ‘eo Semanal ee - a ae eT Oe eRe ra ee er 2 Fee ot Bias ah a ee eee seach; “touring car, $1600, for use of the} _ master mechanic. , ee x 4 $136,000 ASKED OUT OF BOND roposed ordinance appropri- 36,000 for purchase of mo- fire apparatus equipment, a the $772,500 voted in the) pond issue for that purpose, was presented to the Citizens’ Super- h yisory Bond Issue Committee by pirector of Public Safety McKel- vey yesterday. It was referred to the subcommittee on public safe- AD ating $1 Ve measure calls for the pur- chase of six motor pumping en- gines, estimated cost $10,900 each; three aerial hook and tladder ycks, $15,000 each; two city serv- fce hook and ladder trucks, $9000 two supply delivery trucks, one five-passenger _ 3000 each; John W. Gibson, president of the Real Estate Exchange, who succeeded Owen J. McCawley as a member of the committee repre- senting thé Real Estate Exchange, and Dwight D. Currie, who, be- cause of his election as president of the St. Louis Bar Association, succeeds W. L. Sturdevant, were both appointed members of the Public Safety Committee by Act- ing Chairman Scullin of the gen- eral committee. 2d ANNUAL R New | to Pl a « . Safe, sane pleas include the whole passing leave with daily life— car finds. There is an excellent mobile ownership This is 2d Annual Car Week. An auto not only every day you can f when the mechani to your touch, Widen your travels Get away from cr Discover new paths Renew life each da the fields and fores Lengthen and gla There’s no inves of the right sort, as you can buy sor St. Louis autom Read their ann Classified “Aut them help you pick you and yours into power’ as yet unkn Post-L St. Louis’ One Big . . : Copyright, 1924, by. - a
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=: : 8 ee ae. a Oe eee ore Peay ms ~ ie eer Ties Fy he Cee ae aT ee ee ' — Ce Se A, CRIS RITE TAO OPA eR FONE, PRR ee Ee eee «32 con oes > — . Z t + TeX t 2 © rm a Sag ae ¥ . >: % ‘ty FRIDAY, F : a ,’ MAY 9, 1924. | Be a _ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUS POST-DISPA ~_ RID ae — ah “ Eg ) $136.00 ASKED OUT OF BOND) Sere Woman snjuonooay ac] | Ce 4 5 Be ihn —a ~ ISSUE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT} urs. Beatrice Thompson, 23 —— The La hin move me nt is a q x Ordinance for Appropria- years old, of 4038 Lucky street, a : = - ~ j oe r ts the. well. 6. Daturay % % iii proposed negro, waa f . j . ° - ay : - : he. well-knoyw «> fom for Motorized Apparatus Is ound unconscious on ATURDAY 1s the last day of this : : ~ - : SMALL down payment, balance n G& manic and Anglo- Saxon racia) ae Presented to Board. a bed at her hom , ulturea!l n ms by Cid] ¢« na & ‘ 6 yesterday aft- f e “ . - : e ne “eatin - that hot Pr iderly, Meo’ OA pe ordinance appropel- ernoon, her skull having been great sale! It is your last oppor : . - . monthly, will buy any of the many ee alte are | ee $1 or z ; ; “ ~ . : : F F 7 $o-called Latin pe | sting $136,000 varatus equipment, (crushed with a hammer that lay tunity to buy your Furnuiture at f big values offered in this sale. A ultural descendants of Paes ¢ the $772,500 voted in the | beside the bed. She was taken the amazingly low sale prices. - small deposit will hold any selection ox - FT o Sw ata at these, in ang sincg MEE? eth issue for that purpose, wat tore said. there ote %. ten 8 | To U S = & Orie iT. h ave rove i e > * — ve Proved them, |e pfesented to the Citizens’ Super-| 00° SSC we Bepe ‘tor These Saturday values are going to shat- F- U N G by , N CO. that you may make until you want it. tC the equal of the Ger. vi Bond Issue Committee by | overy. Police have found : 1 or -— _ no motive for the assault. Two ter all previous records for sales volume. Buy Saturday and save 33'/, to 50°o on an-speaking and Englis ie _—.. > fety McKel- nz peoples. Sish-speak. geet ee gop a daeeiah to | Young children were at the home ] 2 4 2 : F iture! > vey y playing when neighbors discovered _ 120- 2-2 bs 6-28-30 Ol S ee your Furniture: a, av tne subcommittee on public safe-/|,,. affair. The eldest, 3 years old, ive tr t - said “a man had hit mamma.” SS Ss FS a The measure calls for the pur-/ yr, Thompson's husband, a jan- ne ; E chase of six motor pumping en- | itor, was | B. BD gine, estimated cost $10,900 each; | at the time. ‘rom home at work ™ ) * . 4 pree aerial hook and ladder | E © wpcks, $15,000 each; two city serv- | y e 9a @iice hook and ladder trucks, s900e Five Table Lamps Stolen. at * ch: two supply delivery trucks, Five table lamps, valued at $300, | $3000 each; one five-passenger| were stolen from the lobby of the j ’ ae 3 ’ PRICES she f : q i | pring said $1600, for use of the bee sctsegon Apartments, 8664 Wash- 7 a | . s Seaister mechanic. 4 bo , a. a = © John W. Gibson, president of| ne Ae ale A Ben 7, “the Real Estate Exchange, who | . B — gucceeded Owen J. McCawiey as a “QuenenenenOnOnOnCHCoHOnS > @ *~ member of the committee repre-| ; 2 senting the Real Estate Exchange, in - lunch ge | 4 at and Dwight D. Currie, who, be- to S pacinine at cause of his election as president. Bluhill er Te . ' of the St. Louis Bar Association, | Cheese Side-Icer Style Pre, fees Be gens. 7 7 . ty aaa al g Simmions Bed| 3 HEN\|| Coxwell Chairs | ing Chairman Scullin of the gen- | eral committee. succeeds W. L. Sturdevant, were | ORO TOROROROROROCBOROHOE Bis | : | ae ‘ | 2d ANNUAL RED TAG SALE | tae LQ Ne Va rere fi 3 mm 12-2 ND cee er 4 $75 $3Q).75) : _s = mR: saline, Ri i alue. =—=— | Public Safety Committee by Act-| SAT. A. M. ONLY | | Valae. , White Enamel Mirror j | = IY REA ee en OP 7, 14x21-inch size; heavy 4 | . r , yl 3- é ; ; ae =e" 5° a 1 ; Upholstered ; j oor golden : SF TS eae o as in mohair frame; clear mj} [a $2.00 Value, rah te ; Oak Refrig- - Laem” . s | erator is , and bro- catelle. “P o reeloid” mae sas - Overstuffed Suite sea sete cat! Dinin g-Room Suite | | “4,"" iron. link springs. $1497 | se 8] 4 450 Royal Easy Chair Comfort, strength and beauty combine to make this Oil Mop ragged went duteenn bala eee —— elegant three-piece Velour Suite an exceptionally buffet, graceful china closet, extension table, five ¢ ig a AE Ee oo et ye rg at os: TYR fA Ps 4 "we om ei vo aal han gS a TS Cte ” BOONE RO Owe yy a - webia - , OM Se ee alt gl EES i a ee EO Rake oe, tt he Nga p a 5 : : ‘ EN at Bias HOET NPR it, Ca tae, i ae ee a va Co RY eae eo eo, Mae ae Pe ee a hi Bl Pagers ee tame bs A Oe ee ae, te a KPagdes ct 7 aes yg A lig A = Se ae Bib ae: « ed ye ae : ih. . 5 Valae. A s40$ 50 ~ ~ gon aadhae pone Beano “ a — seo : ie - id hai 4 rm with th y : spring loose-c on on. ery seats. i t= this sale. ae ‘ —— and Polish Special oe Uae eaten. —— er ' ) A $1 .00 Value = | if 0) TRO QOOOOCXT iil See 0 p holster- ed in brown ° —. im itation . ; a aT eee : \ . elour Suite . | rs Tie leather and . ie Sn oe . - 1 —— | fi id . : a Ps ’ ’ ; | - wees - ~Iees : nished. pur over an extra- | | | has auto- a S : Lats FY a>. -— & ry } Vv bostruction. | . SF matic re- : | ya Oil Mop =e! A is = ¢ BT | ery spe- the dol- ‘ | Eo 4 clining } cp : , : : and Polish ale * 3 | On agi } + al oS me: sale ated Be be 4 | | eee s. a aid Our Convenient I] Kitchen Cabinet Onalr oulte | Di : S it Credit Terms i N © W p a t h S | A $55 $39.75 4 $300 $4 95:00 429 $1 BO, A Are Ideal | | A gxorgeoygs Suite upholstered in a high-quality mo- , Contains all hair with moss trimmings and Marshall type spring > A beautiful Suite consisting ” 66-inch buffet, large | al = loose-cushion construction throughout. Suite con- <_. china closet, graceful table, 5 side chairs and one the modern sists of davenport, armchair and luxurious Coxwell (4 } ! armchair with tapestry se@ts. Suite is finished in Ne eee gis eee walnut. time - Sav- chair. | en- tie ta trees, built for ———— ing conv ah) Finished Safe, sane pleasures, the kind that <= ian : 3 gb a poy 3 in mahog- include the whole family and in the : | & ee passing leave them fitter to cope : eee | 1 with daily life—that’s what a motor | . , | pe 4a car finds. Seb 78 . A $20 er, He 14 || A $60 39 | | Dining Suite | 1 Value. ‘A a | = hut construction with There is an excellent opportunity for auto- | = large o-tone paneling. : + mobile ownership opened for you today. | ES on we oom 66 ghee eae ‘ This is 2d Annual Red Tag Sale Used | | , -cecagengg ment Reed F iber Suite ape’ an Reed F iber Bed Suite ror in door. 3 $ 4 4 Es ID . Car Week. | . i Clethes- Shade made of ] 1 iy ab pee A $95 6 5:00 silk. Specially A $125 $99-0° -00 | ment is red Value. fe priced. Value.. An auto not only insures pleasure, but | sare Phen , | - 1 double atility 3-pt Fiber Sufte wi every day you can feel the thrill of power aS Sie canes ae cane om 0 ane Wee A tumnent Coustenetien wnonghnent and eghalecn : —_. It is firmly woven and solidly braced. Upholstery —— a high-quality figured cretonne. The davenport opens into a full-size bed. when the mechanism of your car r responds | oo a fine quality gated qretenne. ’ . o your touch. ak Buff t ghd 8 - : A $9.00$ 98 Widen your travels and your knowledge. | ~ am $2 1 75 . 7 Valae. .; Get away from crowds and heat. i nity} | a te separnte, S26. 45 is separate, $41.35 ok “ ba Mute 4 * af eee 7 oe tO se ay . ry oe OA ae ee be Biinsiaitasil mye OP ee: Aes ties i A laa Ee RBA. 400 ie age palais anette, 2 needle Golden eal Discover new paths to peace and pleasure. | \_<z Is 3 ai “are, aa Renew life each day by getting out into : ya ji) plate - }: = A ae . ’ : : = the fields and forests. | mirror Saal onstrated tank a” back. . a... Spring. Specially priced. Lengthen and gladden your days. | B e dro Om Suite a S ae a Tl | Ced rr indsor Kettle Davenette Suite There’s no investment so rich in dividends ar Ch A $150 $ 00 Win r 92 A $1.50 Value A $75 $4 5 00 $35 Glacier : of the right sort, as one of the good cars This Bedroom Suite is finely constructed, clegantiy Value. ae Refrigerator . i pothe , Bide-s0er . 4 you can buy so reasonably this week from finished in Rags —— in oe — Pa JOC hick wails, removabie . 4 . ‘ | Windsor period. Suite comprises charmin - Jtocean, St. Louis automobile dealers. cod bet, lenge-ctne Greener, spacious chillerette ae cewere. || | Tetgumnestre, Ravcnstte, Salts Se eeeeeeaa ues white — r | , prae ad : White opens inte a full-size bed. Armehair and recker te 4d: Satur- : ; » 79n | ’ B enameiware match. it is a splendid set and a most unusual value, Read their announcements over in the | | ¥ : ry aattee, Cael ope ‘<< : ” Le a ) ; | | cially priced /ie ~at ‘¢ Classified “Automobiles” columns. t a 7 ws | , | Stee gant : ,_ aa | ° . i. SS" ‘ i | will take Constructed of genuine od J | : 2 ‘ain ne ize. small ; them help you pick the car that : Tennessee red cedar. 8 , —— | - ». | over p a you and yours into paths of pleasure and | power as yet unknown to you. *\ eT " ' = 3 | Library Table End Table A $15 a anal IU ls s600 $99.48 gs $65 Glacier . 3 ° | Value... 3 B e d room S ulte $9-75 Davenette Suite Refrigerator & —_ ) 1 a t & h Finish- Big and ee with solid : p O S t S p | Finished A $225 $ 1 49:2 poten A $125 $ .50 one-piece porcelein TMCS i St. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory | in mahog- Value. ... ea k. ...- Fain aa: | Dresser. : | ace iSpecially removable shelves, ee . any. A mesilig , trap, all metal parts nicke! r F : | : This is, indeed am oppertenity. A Beautiful for this This beautiful Suite consists of davenette, armebair ed ce saver, ) wonderful consisting of full-size bow-end bed, large dresser, ‘ vosher, Steet Oa —a wonderful ice | spacious chifferobe and gorgeous vanity, finished Sate oud som oes er a yee none brown imitation S 4 5 3D ; value. gg ey Copyright, 1924, by W.G.B. The Post-Dispatch. , [(SsSssaJqojaJojassasJa i ' Value.... * oxy Tees ' a o-
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38 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED en Y 9%. 19 z | me ‘ “a So ge EPR CMBR AEE _] number, was emerging from the er ao JAPANESE HERO 1} + —CTS SSS SS - at - & ES -oney. laid Whether he found the location, he! company for $300 a month An | Stills. and Whisky Seized. ae # | ——— fering pe ok 2 e to didn't say amount much greater than Sharp - ‘ - they followed basement as the police entered | * . aside. There are bilis (nat lidn ¢ cadet meee. 3 ob uel Policemen who say they foliowe and was arrested. Besides the _ a 4 Six From Cotta psed Build- 3 ; ae their noses into a basement at 609 ..:. the police reported finding * edieg zs ing in Earthquake. ; : | te 3 TOK OHAMA, April 11.—A Yo- Sh ey -House K a ' P Rooming . Cepers’ Story. This afternoon sharp hopes to : ‘ 4 tic reported finding two stills in oper- which were filled with mash; 25 C,I?2? E_/ATE_I2 a ‘rikisha puller has bern u me os : ’ Mat ; “ta : : % = - Ht = ip - or | ie ype mpends Nagar oe. Fil cee rie " gota hs ee 2. uphen And when homé. é -—-— - 107 4 3 : Yokohama office ofa Frenmr Mrs. Sharp feit the same sharp and Mrs. Elben drove off == | : = | company When the 5, coe ae x » _— | if - The building CO ApS | tjor aid ne suc- Hotei—Wite Undecided way about it immediately after her in the machine on one occasion, ' About Reconciliation. husband left. Until Mrs. Sharp the eldest. child, a boy of 4, in- = q makes up her mind as to her fu- ¢ormed Mrs. Crum that “That's A SUPERIO : ears old 4 50 — | | of the debris : : y when J Charies Sharp, notion store owner, j oe pases 2 Mr SIben at any time since I te that | rent was. to be raised. , Handie. On Sale who was brought back here yester- |. », vlorville Monday. after Gay from Clinton, Ill... after being | in is ife he was going ‘to St. Sharp felt he would oe unable to h demands of the owners “defend If your car looks dull,. fought Lloret ciness thip. He eee e@rrested on a charge of child ab- oul ; | Re. 4 @urctic , “ant *9 hie home atter t Ggea i i : nton t oT tine property } esterda his **One afternoon, some years . fs :. = paeGaar mut he didn't! na & cation for bis not tor ace was rented to a chain store ago, | was. acmiring MY and perhaps a bit commonplace, es Siving $900 bond iy | neighbor’s car. | thought over it with Common Sense mex pinininase:. gtay there. He held a short con- it was new until he told &° . oe . for ference with Mrs. Sharp. and then | —. 410 | : | per roll i Son Predicts Reconciliation. | 49 Rept fresh, pure and f “ira : F STEEL SOCKET AND SHANK, 4!- be Spine | cvwn n 2 ys Shs 4 | FOOT ASH HANDLE. OWN SALE ; el a) dren. ‘ Today Sharp's 18-year-old so: @aid that his father and mothe the air-tight aluminum package. Try it. YOuR a reconciiiation. | STORE tts... : | which . 70 had fle y ' Thort would reach “They've got to,” young Sharp’ CHOICEST INDIA, CEYLON and JAVA TEAS Stated. “They've got to patch it up| THE GREASELESS CLEANSER S we can get the injunction, that | HAS IT 5 Leather ™y mother got so my father: | sometin « ze lowlan a . stream. | d . — : ; §@ OFFICERS’ DRESS OXFORDS_____$2.99 1904 a | | , wrough yj | | grow! MEN’S SH MOCCASIN STYLE : . | : 7 ¢ i“no ft — y ‘ jand se ; , = 9) ee: — GES | [coms | ERS DAY CY ff BOYS’ CANVAS SHOES Bt oe “ “ we “Sa 1D ees? “Septet op cel 4g Gt NO eg el Pie Oe - oa PS OBEN MYA DLE LIED PR AP LOL Cer Ay NEE It PPO PME PLA OO Rett Sadr wie - a“ ed 7 ve +h ore ~ « a ete ' F asthe ; Meany odd mY WT ae i a Aha ibtten (Mus ee vereiriy 7 ; delbhoeAere ti) / ) visit bro | Bert Mail iL ALT. ij Wr efadil ~ eg ioe °% COMUNE Tidy} toe te HEAVY 16-OUNCE WHITE DUCK, TARPAULIN YEW. ALL SIZES. SQUARE FOOT KHAKI PANTS # i 5 povh &, hb aed ‘ gt game st we! . t ' acts '# £ gin’ 4&* . oe aan =F A ‘Mothers’ Sunday, May Flowers are naturally the Se Toilet Seap, Special..........f of expressing the tenderest MEN’S $15 RAINGOATS, All Sizes, ) studi May we not help you conv i of love for vour Mother om PRETTY INDIAN ROBE BLANKETS, $3.96 8 : | KETS, —_ Our reputation assures MEN’S $5 TURKISH BATHROBES, $: iS & ARNEY « Ayres: Ti f,z,I4k JA TER FP ARM Yioons STORE. in a 10TH AND WASHINGTON AV. 3 2 Pres *; « _ a “ ~ sap dig ct oe i ! oe ee : sats, Pe vite hes Pa 6%
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; AT, e ° AT ®, 1924 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City C irculati ae es a HERO : Big | SS Be een ==. = . neni | = Aut JA t was Oct. 8 when the pusse fimembers of the family were dis- x eet ee “2 Se eS eee oe a aif ' : . : oot oy y ; jcerin, was dr - From Collapsed Build NDER ( CAMERON | , wii ay BK: lowlands on either side of the |stream. When tn the spring of | 7. am. | logs down the stream. There were { ~ meetings and conferen¢es, but ne | agreement on a settlement § and | R ofn taete | Dietz, with what armed force he . a a | could muster from his family, be. | Sutent G00 Gael : came a law unto himself. Th: | ankle pateh. a lumber company obtained an in- Just as pic- = ” ' we; ~ N | ——— ae Anette wrought havoc on the settler’s growing crops, he rebelled, posted “no trespass” signs on his farm and served notice on the lumber company that in the future he would fight any attempt to floai Note These Specials. : a Come in and see how much _ Compare the Prices. Pe A eee ets | you can save. ' —— ensued, Be the soapless way. Alin which Myra and Clarener were. \ 3 7 of Stauler’s, some boiling hot|captured. Myra was talke to a) \ a -- -. Mer, and in a few minutes you hospital to be treated for her in-| PME EA AGE AP OS fl 7_—~errorererererereeeeeeee---e-e--e-e--e-eeeeerererrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrerrrrrerrerererererereerereereerrerrrerrerreerrerererer,,,”.. i ee ee i Hie poppreeeereed ee” tg EO ae = re a7 Jot ae ¥ - : : . Te? Sn ' Vf , . _— ? rac ewe eee } ’ r ‘ : 7 | a ‘ - vw / ‘ | : Roilt te —~ and te please cnr ee a 's Raincoats, Rubber Lined. .$3.95 's 15e Socks, a pair..........8¢ 's 50c Dress Belts...........8¢ t Foot Powder, can 0. D. Wool Breeches, Rec...79¢ Khaki Breeches, Rec.......78¢ 3 OS an Ss : “Mothers . li ay ieers’ Dress Boots.........$6.95 z N's Rubber Knee Bouts... $295 Sunday, May 11th 's Horsehide Gauntlet Gloves. .98¢ : Toilet Soap, Special ..fe 7 ‘lowers are naturally the accepted means of expressing the tenderest sentiments. S ; All Sizes, $6.95 4 May we not help you convey your thoughts of love for your Mother on this day? BLANKETS, $3.95 / | Our reputation assures you the best of ATHROBES, $2.98 | ] quality in Flowers at reasonable prices. ’ a | . izzy ‘ Ayres-Tubbesing Thi ) FLORISTS 4 + | ' ‘ ) STOR ‘* 4 917 Locust Street , , | j | Olive 1013 Central 2422 HINGTON AV. Three-Piece customers $55, bet offered a during this sale $70.00. $350 Rich Overstuffed Suite | (7 /), a PB 93 Wh ae Te a Ea $75 Gas Ranges, $39.60 This handsome i3-piece Suite is — a PAE . = 4S } ~ 5 | ih ib. | RANGES $47 over Marshall «pring construction sents. Loose cushions on all picces. * “ay v Miyeiey ae, Our $30 Special Richly upholstered in most beautiful patterns and colorings of velour; ss - Ite) fon ANA) 6350 value. if : a: ay a - ; : 19 SO J “ “ ; rt i : , - > r } "yTyTYryrryrTyryryrYelCULTGemhULcehlL eh os > ——_— eee eee eee eee eee ehULmLT -- 7 -S - A ny Py 3a oy ves Behn eas? > . x3) 7 P - ° se? i. ‘5 a _ oe f S > ¢ Me Be ra Re - ae > hc " Lg es hk a) the ‘ . ' F > * ~~) TS ee AA i i i i hn i. hm i ~_ nem hninmnia nin bh RADE ~~ S — "ww Es ~~ ce-“ay Refrigerator $12.75 Breakfa — dd $350 Room Full of Furniture 300 C + 8g u ne a. e Graceful and artistic. just r see gn gD gees $735 ee wag egy and back, s08 i ‘within the a table, le ru , Foom-sive rug NJ ae Bly al ‘teann, leap ohne. 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Ki SORRY es LTR Ba es ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1924 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BROWNS’ PENNANT HOPES GROW WITH “ARRIVAL” OF ERNIE WING Ce a Be ke ee ——_—— - — -_ - = _ ————— --— - — _ —_ - ~~ _—— _ EE LL — —— we Sisler’s Semipro Hurler | They Scored a Hit Cards Release _—Sé. Louis Boxers W. in Applause | Ra : an Mishaps to Preak Again Proves His Worth By Clever Boring AVN, Former But Lose Bouts at Kansas City ee —~ i) Derby Favorite a i i By eos the Indians a a | Shoristop Star , | \dde, the Team Manager, Also Lose | movi armmnge ete ee Backers Many OO ne ee ill Johnson and Gus Budce, ge ad iz 40 lL 5. tice. Wilh eS —— Toporcer, Blades and Holm to Fists jobeuSansone to: Train for Flasls si Gtoey, Flyer 104 (Rails), 3 to 10. i to 3 illiams, He ee! Fi: Be Used as Utility | Roe tem yg eg gaia , re F widener s Big Colt Lame Infielders. | & SECOND RACE. the Prospect ce : ate, & Mud and Cancellation of cual 7. Va ! r~»liads and . id FA NESSEeSS wccess of Former Alabama Un > az i+ +b Badly Needed Aid in Pitc! a ee eeceeciatiiiteniapaaias races purse "$1000. n. * : es Mad Play Now Atir . Mande r Quit Sc hoo] Because | ln ; y. . : 4 B 7 Ww L B ' M-S ‘ ” f—~%,° tee +1: . 2. ; dq _* vat, | NEW YORK. ited ma ~ : Fouows — Gay Ben, Smith, —— a — : = jobs | Lr ve Harrington. Poltrova also rac. | Which will compete js, ei : NEW YORK, May 9.—St. James, win me hac 7.7 erty -4 —— [s4awna?l ; ’ > rofrechi h- ~w f t Wo Ss : L lis OVS f it { eir - . By if Roy Stockton, Bee as heen } ils conditional May be refre: hing to sno* that t t ou b - forfeited th . THIRD RACE, The Criterion. for fi les, | tional) tournamént Zev in the Paum : SEP a slienes he ti i nlite 7" nie renres his city at Kansas City in the Western A. A. U. | 3-vear-olds. purse $1000. 5 ures at nd conqueror of vs Of the Post-Dispatch Sport staff . = case OY U irdinals, it was an- in order to represent this Cit) ik pam . : ; > 1: 3 t. | will be " tember @ 4 a * | composed of: of the current season, will net go of $50,000 next Monday, and is BOSTON, May 3$3.—Story manufacturers are busy with tales abon ~ : @ nounced lias igh > Manager boxing tournament a few days ago. de pas ae ae - » %. « R. Norris Wilts ie ing day ** . ne > tens ~ “a ; ; ' “ oe : ' . ; hi o " . . : > ~ : . = : J = vs z young Ernest W ingard, the slender left-hander from Alabama lLniver ; Ss i pe asLS HCA. ; aroppin ‘ siil J Inson, ,4 und amateur =. a . . ~~ mek —se ON : , ) phia, captain. ot Stakes is . . s* . +. . a Gt : . . , — ~ # 2 . . “or s " ; - m= o oo 7 . * whos rrival as a pitcher of winning bal! ames makes the Sa j | aavan marks th Sim i oxer, an Ft udde, « ’ E } . ‘ a : t. stumps to Montgomery nara. ae J diet urh by the knowledg hai weather conditions might x ? .. . a i ; r? : , - stumps as he guided mules through BOSTON. May ) Se . } ECA i) ' ; } ti \ Ty al ae +, s ** r : Ratte ore of fici: : Se rirst Leo »e pe >. ot Ue agency to cover the . FOS § amay 2 a all neg tw camel the fields. They call] Wingard a Hk. opening game of the ie perens nm 8 pri , OF ereat tims e Kan- miness Men's A z Tin 36 5 ‘timp. Oriental | Siven a week's leave & | the Soe - th-| stump-jumper.” a plow-jockey. a series between the Brows ee a oN AOE tS a oe sas City Athletic id made i id to postpone the show UnM- (/ yw.’ a "st. I. alt ‘ute | which will permit him . er mule-skinner—anything that con- and Boston. scheduled ro be 4 Se oe ire: ve a Me hei uests and Reilly showed | next Monday night, accord- Paris in conformance — motes the rural. played here this afternoon. .wa rd j u the truth. grounds and cold weather. . %. : : co didn niov hims ~ he was Mike Sansone. Ri Johnson. tds : g. fi ‘ rion tion from yesteracay over ae ted “¥ : ° ; 3 , ¢ ran a> + , : : é : . i; ; ss * 9 ¢ Ernest, Wingard was | 3 mi os ! ‘ me pth 3 31) Or because youd! et him Eddie Reith and Oliver Mohata, Sain Gens 204 Mactetn >| his status - Tarrayce C. .-. | Hunter. No. ne gen of Ambassador Fourth— 3 or more he\has lived at Hopewell ea nop tessa Gi = 2 Re haped ne ae ge aed rd lay. “Our training rule resented St. Louis in the West- “second race, claiming, J-year-olde and | ranking list, was naman . | Dank Second is also out of the Ken- 2 Ala. Hijs family owns a sawmill at," * sf 1 cB R a re Serta nats, : a 2 . : aig ta Rane 2 rohibite: otatoes, but Mike or- |. ern district championships at >| 9P«\:mile and a sixteenth , vacancy left by Wil . Seucky derby on Mag 17. for which Hopewell and Ernest is so inde- | 2¥5* (nere. ne Or aiten' ae | x. ™ % sao 2 feared them i: “y e . Kansas City. ! Tu y . i iT { . , - : » = } ew . “9 ; —— 3 . > . . - = , oy eee t > he cerned. that it took man JOe cogue steps | : Sa ecient eeaige x: i} eat a doub nortion cel! to speci: : on the year-olds. five furtena Davis Cup teame over - . by Bracadale. last weex. | . + . ‘ } u . im rom maCcK wh € re mifcnh } a » he . , ¥ 1? . ' . . ‘ ‘ . ; ; a scnal r , s ad as : ; ecouts three vears to lure ! in on nigga i : e E : 3 Fey Bot REA : % Sansone Goes to Boston. ram. pew - iif 1% | a > | Writer issue. ea Forced to Work Out St. James. lis "tome to the life of a baliplayer. Pocket with the same motion hie o a sre ; Sanson |) ar ne . , ifeen Finder _ , All four players will om é » = hall came f . : Bs . 7 a «7 Pn + 1. ' > S ans ’ a3 is the oniy one ro Bd as . ‘3 = . ~ : - er . ~ Joyner had so™T¢ hesitancy at. Din . yeed me muuey. h Ss bh ; kK ¢ nea >! ‘ 7 ; } ’ P is : ~ . - . } . ™ a P o . ‘ = ~ - . ™ 2 : wis . ~ the s sing! es while the 4 a The scouts would have failed “~” : - — = © "Bie _— ak Pee: PSs ity —— 1 vie via i a ath: im ti! rm pic rout iD t-vear-olds id tp. mile and i binations probably wil | frst ) , . , : veer moti I rn ie it r) Tb Ox - Fal 4 re rc 6 "OSILIG , = 377 he — _ : ‘ hie « , >; » Yam iad so . - Qgain in 1923 if it had not been TEC — te. mites ™ “ | , = Pai TE eR — ' si 7 = Pipa - ” : a Mie “ge | Richards and Willia E she muddy track, yesterday morn- | for a rule adopted by Southern uni- ‘"@ “© Had Not straigntened i “a es er ; WOR a Ne Ha ton to appeal rhe ational . winnit he eight fin little Celt ._. i sg S| = Bing, but it was work day, and as, vrersities prohibiting students from us arm | , 4 "4 tape gt P. nigh “Rp 1” } ions hip lurnament ansas ©) Thal = Suas. Hi we. . : : * be pv! ianned to ship in the after-' Plaving sumimer baseba!l!. Wingard Sister's tye on Wingard B onageng mea Pi dg " aan or ont The winner t B&B ee ciecbil Net The weight on Mad Hatter in- | Weather clouéy: e noon he was forced to take the! always did like to play ball Not susier, Cariy in the t ning trip 3 . | ae ae ia Teo ak up. t merican : , , me RR cmverge go 2 vear. FIRST RACE aia pets f ehance or break the routine of) picked Wingard as one of } aid es ‘ ed hi . bt aie ine tean . " eater Aes ee re , Leet ) that he needed the money especial- P'C"*® A Or . | OXIN OS ae — - aid ! up. six furion tA: , | . 7 in me ‘ ‘ most promis! nitchine “ 24 : ish ani ie ate 3 : Sa: ne with a grin. tonsa S *Twinkling Star 102 /+°S ‘H sorte. ¢ _tra: ung a nest promi ru + tee Bill Johnson anda id + te ht: He | : ’ ~ .. 202 | Siret: Hu 166 «D ' It is hoped that the pte ton , 4 knocked Vuies * @Say It oe : " +h — . , mn ‘ > ‘ ~= } . F sot : : - ” . And when he was barred from The others re orge Lyor ame to Majors In. 1915. Kansas Aggies 5 Royal Airman ..102 | 22-20 second Dera Luts. 16% DP mar not be serious, but this cafinot > P . ‘ ‘ _ iT? ) rit . Mout ¢ n far Mev ey = th - ci i : Nn ‘oens 3-year- —_ Qa ~ @ " aan 262 ny ade ee wi oe on Gb re PR Pai, ea rhea eS ae eee ee ee ‘ Ra vee “ = cerltid st ees My ~ wry Weare 7 a, ote’ aap ed ieee 2 om d, a~ 0 TR sy er. on ll -_ , PAM Brome. ig os GLE tar MeN “p> reservation for Baiti-; —. 4 eoncern was expresse’ | « horsemen and racegoers at in sending St. James out over | ter :e for a day or two —— be determined f ing played summer ball he heeded cause r oh nyness and the { f a cess BES : iid in ad ing e® Snowin | — ‘inal He knocked sup. ots furien ’ . SECOND RAC Re He may have stepped on a stone the call of opportunity to play big that he was considered raw as , _ ipl Seager: niacin 7 bs | .o.: t. L } teal We on wice in the third , eee tf te ngguales ote ee year olds and - : | and wrenched himself slightly. in league baseball and he signed on «ruits Vingard was named | — ee eT ee : “Mohata, the ot! nember of; a. alled Sansone| “Stime On -..- |! igh Commands: . | first: Black i — @hich case he may be alright in a a Sat Menenen. | “ow ne hence the list and ti : ; a Aine ee. Beiter saeee. ' really outpointed. 1141, irpo.” He’s a rugged little| Mac tur... l110 Ripe of Fortune 112 | $740, $4.80. second: WEEN few days. If the trouble turns out Brownie scout who holds the Browns consider him the priz world’s seri ey: Het put . scored a | gait " wcitisay 105 | acmarretin Fr Sto De deep-seated. Mr. Widener . ian a ie ew | | eturne Rrowns tn 1! cael ae a inde! ining: track muddy. r 9 world’s record for never having find ot le yea . la ware ” ie Bi Ris and id D bit [T- ane Be A om 7 ppren tic Nowance claimed te Webte Ls My band the turf will suffer a heavy geen a bad baliplaver. Pat didn't freely st. hat h nay be ¢} Mike Sansone (Top): William a goo l Dagesins | — "i man of Ome Coffma thous : er pha : ORNs TNC he aixt on the regular — ie. Mount Pleasant as a 7 je ) ney Shotton to Washingt fter | , ia beeen , ) * le is a r boxer and a | failed to fill. The fifth race was divided . have to look over Wingard much. added strength that the team needs Jobnson. é : cast aatlniek Sah TE Leaner ones aa igen : — ae POC TE has been work-/ —_—_—_o—_— _Tomorrow’s Churchill These two horses have been very : , a all ry ca + > > =... : . . . : es Y> 54 ’ ; } | ae | ~ 3 , ~ , : . . : The skinny left-hander'’s record of t win the pennant. | Rab et: eal a if , ‘ ial a al tine eal CS ow’s Pimlico Entries Entri _ ' heavily plaved from the beginning. 60 victories and a dozen defeats He appeared fir in a ef en's Sansone won all of hi- matche- nr Ce ie ee oe a Lse Mme wat enter al perspgyr sg Mage ae ep oy omort . Ke "eee The 15 to 1 laid against St. James . nm at — al : a. * ' has 4 ~hancs Ss ; ee ae sierteiaes = t race teeplech ar 2000, | Fir C 200 ail fn semi-pro games at Bastrop and against the st: Dy rice at Kansas City and will repre- os . lee ee A ar - an | = ees SRT. 3 r Sy hase = gt Pp ~ stem $i — wae beginning to worry the spectu- : : ni ame i and h om hea on ~~ — ; ' ar " Jonnny Freewee aise! Lit | pear-eu na Up. Bcicap. | an n furion a 7 ; through Louisiana an Alabama | and he « , , oe © sent St. Louis at the National —— ot et » We Wee bo pe ed peed et pet ne ® s -~ F le camp at Mobile. “At the) the Cleveland Indians wit! re ‘ , told that last fellow I fou Club ¢ hey were coached! ?-vear-cids. four and a half furlongs: dgeon . ....104 StumpJeae a andes a : Rgehg cee TODAY’S - TABLE =—s con , . 1 l tevey, to break clean or else I'd|by Tommny | Spa CH Rete chia’ 110) Theol coe Following for Preakness. Camp he was like a dark blot of scoring a 4 to - _—— -. = oa SS ee er “Wingard Has Courage and Uses His NATIONAL LEAGUI hi unconditional ralease |” [came up ith the Dall aa = America >. pete if They If The» i ] I 7 s “4 , s ee ee et et ht et >. . ee bEoss- Se. ~~ @ Se ae > “ =— hiinty ahha xe Soha inate Uae bets Note DAME py ce egies eA 1 ores tPA Weis © Bea) West second Trace ps ie Py the Agena’ ed P-oes eng: a “cp Bearer .... Rouncement vesterday that George . 3 Y Win tose , eh igdes and \Wattie mn tne pr = ae ue > | ratms to e eCSsu ts (Stier aus ec 1 : meee tap tacow es "= | “hme oe. oe ee al Would not run in the Preakness at ’ Yy Club. wv. & Pet.Teday.Teday olm + he eser aide ae f tor EN | cide. fear faria Pas Seul .....118 Mark Sia uld not run in the Pr New Yerk 14 « ye ro | T0e8 * the "al nN 's | ' ©} . h - oa 2 me > ai: . a nterna tiona at i¥ rs n ” ~~ Vt.] ; | , aJ N ~~ ry a ; Pim icon next Monday. came as a ‘aver’ said Sisler yes- ©™e Of th srownies 1! | Sallie 4 45 er nee oT hae heen 1 net Yut- Pay Ricks a seat rb ares +7. ; nen S§ - mad , young bal! PP a; ‘ . ; 4 : die 0F ™~ ss 7 w on ; Besten . 6 . 4 i - abot - , _—. Pd . . . ? ‘ . : : 7 | ‘ | " - ) vs “? ‘ ic i oO a é m . Fat a Th ~ \ ic . ory of Mad : Play at Ja- in ars ; ‘ . > ; ‘ ; . - « > « e ™ . . a > . a . Ren i -~ Z a : , . . “in = . ‘ 7 2 j » « a —— : nd regulars. Wingard has his mind on ° api —— New York 13 To |= se : 3 AINDON, May 9.- rl WOn} *Re L1> *Wermesk : f Gifford Coci leid Ww PYelal th Ellerbe , ——__——_—_—— ‘ eit - >. ' 77 Sun«pero ’ Gi ch- the ball came all the time and O o : | Detroit. t1 ° et 600 ae Hendrick © , 7 ®*e! * +h Wican Fares ‘i ae i} te 1:43 3-5 wants to know what kind of a ball Bost’n oe oo.) S336 . —— ope 7 AMERICAN RUGBY TEAM —_ , -p Ouicek Iie Ur. Defiahm tip — ‘ sis hopes, did a miie ta - g lternatio ! champio '.3 : ; F fo win at Old Hilltop yesterday. ' : missed. He apparentiy has cata- *"’ hts terd it was t Chicaze ! . oe | pedal : ‘ | oe ' ; tie ) ans were dov vesterd an she ’ ' . Orme . q _The Frene} q aii me : a ow ‘ 3 ‘ -— ~- = ee ®ingied tion. He doesn't have to be told Manus «in finda young pitcher who knows BALL STRIKES ROCK ‘N ATK ‘ AL. LEAGUE. es Beige _— # |. eh BB eRe ano the remain insios teatch aches ser ™ . 50K or 2- Foreign Relations Drest that most of the pitching is done , “ere , = § postpones; |. : stag Pinte 7 ee eee uled will not be played lng ae Karachi oF ray with the brain and that the arm is' AND THEN BOUNCES BACK » wees i lager of t ndianat : Oty ' a _ ‘| Gould's victory squared accounte fain and . 5| Seventh race, $1468, : : ‘ ' — — : “ide and up. one and -- ef he brain. Sachse YOR] an od , races red pled Fr tae ee , ~, riding American firm » Dik } meric cenhnampion in the cup —_— new entry ; ae ES, Wingard Uses His Wits. | mee : + Beyeg oe ie gre: AME. oe AN LEAGTUI rat tr. rene : er oe the privilege of workin at Le 1atChes iast year Weath ‘loudy: tr: mudd Klaxon ols and geldings. four and i | BALTIMORE. May $—The an- D. Widener’s famous St. James “Wi is the ideal trpe of hiscollege cou nd t des he's iacial - — wal _ e the + - | Wingard |: LU ¥P Cincinnati 650 twls aoe on tH a aaa » | 3-year-olde and up. oi aa decided jolt to race followers, ana ’ ‘ ua us hy / ee? ASS ‘ I “eipD- Ros +e ; - , cial snide he! practice Micke ted that h amatin: tend 300. claimis Pegasus . -. 110 eS Candidate for the Maryland classic. - rye as Kolp. He is not brazen. Frankman “Too many recruits sit on the SSA the hest ¢ tin hird sacke n tl . ~~ a - ’ ; ' 6 RE te ; pS Sisier Gets First Homer. if They If They , Tot: thie enringc. has been), Nie ad samiaiiinetes . ieaee of Series. Sens Sento we a 4 Mah Jong see. -_ Winning the Pimlico Oaks, carrying something smart to eav to the r th . vest lav fe cracked Clab. Ww. be Pet. Teday.teday _ ; ne ean co . the Associated Prese 'Steorned a b in the foreground , r Sod | it into . ,«h’ ; that a *tar ’ - ' r ~~ 4 ‘ — - . - . . >i : 2 eT soeee »* a; 7 ; ' : , ; i a ’ this “Satter hit and that batte: ” ie ( BROW Ns 545 See st : CAUSES TANGLE OVER BEE RNs : Bounce . .....118 *Oid Faithful _118| Tip Toe in./!! # “at While Mr. Mutt, considered another title yverea ? rer me , . _ : 121 is " oe zen . il 2 4 + ; sr gz etee ° | aHope e . : ; ; : ti i -—* . 17. ; found himeelf in troubdie in the ‘ . a , ; NN Sate —_— the single< Ti T Wi | to Peet position ae efghth inning with men on first oi A , a a , , : - , , ais ns ; . , e rThe , '? ‘) | if rg ( - we TT) ae : ‘ . . — sty FP oy: iger Polo eam ins. *Anprentice a ew ’ and — sae Sewell, a danger- ~..” ageeee ae et e is ' | 4 ; , "= 5 Oe ee : es NEW YORK. May 9.—The Prince- | ous man in the pinch was at bat picabeke : a , a % : - : Pb ea th of Samuel ,oOodn 1. Mas : i Baa aes taf ru a eS ‘ ™ a _ rarict | ' = Rot W 2 bet bb Bigg ‘ : : wey 7" ios dae a , att f the Rede ; : - th ts igen Wi . en Polo tea! won from Norwich 7 HI uv ingard had known Joe Se we esos te ie 7 pa Saag. me | we Es r of tl merican rugby tea DS ee a aecriein oredi:* goals to 2 in the intercollegiate | when Joe was a student at Ala "p tn ; iS it: te ae oe stood .; keep hi en oi » Held unl ae roa ae ty Victory Te! hampionship tournament game at | bama University and one dav Sewell! * * s ’ ; - ~ ,; se dale te on aD ta itieainis the singles fr . Cwetin Port Hamilton vesterday ' had teld Wingard that he didn't ie priest rene ' . ‘ adr , es ale cP ng Ry aeeemeeen like to hit balle pitched low and im close. And that’s all Wingar wh “sine reg at th gst Ba b ll Sc Gare him vesterda, And in that pe | Leen se a ores eighth inning Sewell swung on ow . l6w and in close and hit ft to ! Last Nighi’s Fights = = oo ingard threw him out VOU VNGsTow WN, oOo. — ieurng NATIONAL LEAGUE. SR i ein if Y . th M Wh end the tnring Stribling ecasily eutpointed Bill 5 6@t ae ta ou re e an ose Th ° , - Se t8e9° BEE Pe us A at It Is Impossible to Beat Our Wingard intends turn ' Cenley eof Seattic im i2 reand«. . ee : ; % , BOSTON AT PITTsBURG » bit fe Collar Does Not Fit— Schoo! tie wants stu com- HOBOR & \—trish John Curtin, yo + T merce and inance, so : Jersey City. Kkmecked eut Billy Ry- 3 0 1 0 Su Tn “ Y Want to See You . | / WO- time comes he can step in an ian- eceff. Breekiyan, cight reands. “ee a | 7 a ame Sewenilh at Hopewell tor th BROOKLYN—Panama Joe Gans, PITTSBURG OS nat ) -4 Pp T ‘ngard family But hes a New York. wea decixieoun ever ? ] ] 0 S Sonor 3 ne : : A N S Burry. And a few thousand : ; pe mags ” Geerzie W » & ! ef pennant money we iv ~~ oak, Suamnad. 80 reundn. have a ged time while he finish . a Spring Clothes : For Style and Quality : “OF . 4 Exactly 875 styles in domestic and imported “. »W - DOUGLAS shoes are sold in Including the Famous Genuine : all-woo!l fabrics in grays, browns, greens, plaids, | oa 4 Phos . =m cities and by over $000 s 4 checks and stripes. Also | need 4 , ‘de They The Big Store at @ plenty of blue serges.. ¥ .. Dougias shoes. s~s"", mule Serge pemey ot bests | 3U Sorumanatip Webaverany £~Entrences—£, With the Paine. | _ pecially to meet the demands —— | And Many New Patterns Pair of Pants , & the more conservative styles. STAMPING THE RETAIL PRICE AT THE FACTORY "RPC ese egret’ 2 eve S eR ew SET © Oe eo Pr CMe EEF © ee @ ee ae = Se eee = OPEN SAT. 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a oi, . Tg ee ee 7 FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9. 1994, nn ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BROOKS REAP HARVEST ON . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ee WITHDRAWAL OF SARAZEN AND ST. JAMES a Boy eens. opp Se a re cm Ati wea wero nam ——| wine gee” Se Foul to Lewis Challenger, After Winuing | First Fall, Slugs Champion in Second. | ORAM ALUM A AS 2. . without much risk to himself. —~ PORVOO P PPD BOP LPL Lhe wr ee” > > 7 ey oF RE | Chilean Rojas to § WRAY’S COLUMN | can the Answer. : Fight Johnson in | ns20n on, we leah cane | RUE, if you read the ae- © ° nd ARAZEN and St. James are | mination out: out of the Derby; Wise Coun- | more such a race an itmpossibil- | J. | . = ishnaps tO reakKkness an P lay In Olympic Der by F avorites to Cost _ Games Select, Backers Many Thousands ‘| Williams, Richards, Hunter Washburn to Represent United States. | Who’s Who In Baseball Including Games of May 8&8. LEADING HITTER PLAYER—CLUB. G AB. R. H. Pet. Heilmann, Tigers 69 18 34 .493 Wheat, Dodgers 70 12 32 .457 } Hornsby. 61 14 26 426 Myatt. Indians 38 416 421 Harris, Red Sox 72 20 30 .417 LEADING HOME-RUN SLUGGERS. PLAYER—CLUB. H Roth, Yankees counts of his matches wit! the Mondts,. Daviscourts. McGilla. sellor’s condition is in question: at this —— of the year. . — Mad Play is not yet on edge: : Stasiaks, Zhbyszkos and others you Beau Butler and Senator Norris will note that there is violence Captains of Industry. have been and rough-house stuff in almost every event. In about 10 of his beaten—one br one. matches Lewis has been hurled the horses that went to make J the Jubilee Derby field stand out as potentially one of the greatest out of the ring by inferior op- ponents, only to win later. In in history are dropping out of the picture. Winner of Tonight’s Contest Probably Will Be Matched With Renault. widener’s Big Colt Lamed Yesterday by Hard Workout in > Mud and Cancellation of Stable Reservation at Pimlico Follows — Mad Play Now Attracting Attention. UST why they term profes- sional boxing and wrestling SPORTS is mystifying, since they are now little more than well- defined money-making enter- prises with no element of sports- manship. Champions become | Ey the Associated Presa. BOSTON, May 9.—Ed “Strang- ler” Lewis retained his world's stemingly crippled to his cor- | heavyweight wrestiing champion- rer, but fit and fine for his next | ship here last night when Stanley mate e 4 ‘s iater. | mere captains of industry who Now pre ‘than " rashoutis amy t ' pogags a prt eae laugh in your when you color to his shows. Last night "ed after winning the first fall. Suggest that pride of craft. as '* was a foul that intervened. | Stasiak was accused by the referee well as million-dollar offers. BUT always Lewis WINS! (of having stepped on Lewis’ neck i oe them to defend We cannot Inform the public |and-striking him after throwing Some of our champions have pon har PF en grentres Bree nvatesivgns _ oro ae the right instinct but the right to do a lot of THINKING resumed wrestling after the fall. wrong Managers; these won't let about it. Seconds of both men and several policemen rushed into the ring as Lewis lay prostrate upon the mat, and dragged Stasliak away. The the boxers be human. Jack vempsey is one of the good | Lote Fair. champions. PORTS promoters seldom ob- Normally Dempsey would readil fic} , serve the rules of fair play ; | | y ght any foe, just to , iotatent sl referee's decision was apparently in advertising or publicity. Over- |... ular with the crowd, being statement and misrepresentation | greeted by cheers. Lewis was thrown on the de- fensive by the aggressive tactics of prove himself the better man. It's the nature of the beast. : are frequently part of the game. twe Masterpieces. Before the recent Plestina- In history we recall no two Howard match some gross viola- | Stasiak soon after the match began title~holders who have shown less tions of truth appeared in the jand appeared to have distinctly the pride of craft than former advertising OF te" es out re or worst of the going Stasiak wee , ; promoters and inadvertently ad- |using an arm hold and Levis his world’s ring champion, Jess Wil- mitted to the advertising col- ;|headlock. The first fall came lard and the present wrestling ums of local newspapers. after nearly an hour of wrestiing, champion, Ed Lewis. Marin Plestina, for example, when the challenger pinned the Willard de$pised his profession was described as ‘world’s cham- |champion’e shoulders with a full a tt te ay 2 fought only for pion,” when he merely wishes he | pody hold. ig money. e could hardly be were. teased or tormented into defend- Maas Steinke was the “cham- The wets NS ee ing his title for four years after j f Europe”: Mike Howard and the men had been wrestling 15 ) : pion of & po . / hen Stasiak, who had ap- he won it. When he tried a was the “American Nonpareil’; pooper step ' 4b come back after defeat, he saw | Billy Schober was “middleweight |Parepily been irritated By the re- hundreds of thousands of dollars | champion” and Pappas was the | Peated headiocks of the champion, dangling before him. “Greek champion”—all exagger- | S°™© of whice appreache? the Lewis wrestles constantly, but | ations. Three of the statements | rangle’ variety, hurlel Lewis few opponents recognized by are outright lies. to the mat. Lewis was apparently critics as real rivals for his Such exaggeration merely half stunned and ete not attempt crown, appear to be on his call- hurts the promoters’ own game to arise as the challenger stepped ing list. With Lewis it’s one and increases the serious distrust |" his neck and struc him. eternal round of men he has met which now prevails. Referee Abey immediately de- and beaten before. No goading You can’t make a sow’s ear |ciared Stasiak diequalified and rhe seems to induce him to alter his into a silk purse by merely call- | match forfeited. Lewis was loudly cheered and the challenge~ booed as they left the mat. we Leading Americans Hotly | some of his matches he has been laft on the canvas, to be helped | NEW YORK. Mav 9.— The Aw : ,|ican Olympic men’s tennig 4am oe "| which will compete in the inte | new YORK, May 9.—St. James, winner of the Futurity last Sep- +, ional tournamént at p 1 and conqueror of Zev in the Paumonok Handicap on the open- nt season, will not go to the post in the Preakness t Monday, and is also probably out of the Ken- LEADING RUN MAKERS. | PLAYER—CLUB Harris, By Davis J. Walsh. NEW YORK, May 9.—Quintin tomero Rojas, one of those strons All of which makes for a book- maker's delight—a sure thing Derby. The bookies rake in the lost investments of the “pay or play’ speculators and grin. Simultaneously out comes their Snickersnees and prices on the long shots are whacked down to mere dwarfs. Altawood, once 200 to 1, is now 20; Black Gold. once 40 to 1, is now 8 or less. This indicates that the bookies can now swing their derby sheets for a profit, no matter which way the cat jumps. > *. Derby Held Too Early. UT if the withdrawals of famous horses continue, the race will lose its luster, from a viewpoint of class, and a field as ordinary as that which Mor- General opinion says he won't.! vich beat is likely to go to the The boys have viewed his work post. The winner may turn out with distaste. The gamblers think] t,) be some plater hitherto un- little of his chances and are offer honored and unsung. ing odds of 8&8 to 5 on Johnson. All of which seems to preach Horoscope Favors South America. the gospel of holding the derby But from close to th*| on a later date. wheels that turn within comes th: Three-year-old colts and geld- tip to look for a South American] jngs are hard to bring to their face will be composed of: r f the curre | ee : . ay 0 : | R. Norris Williams of Phtteae SS f $50,000 nex _phia, captain. eee Oe Vincent Richards of tucky Derby. am 3 Francis T. Hunte ; r, 1c *) Va. or : Watson M. | York. | Final selection of the team@ announced by the Davis Cup ", | mittee of the Unitea States ns. | rennis Association after Richage ca 0, | * ho has been employed by @ pa mo +4 agency to cover the Olympieg caused d tal| Riven a week's leave of at gept amon and | which will permit him to play “to reap ; zaris in conformance with | | drawal. silent men who eat raw onions anG shave themselves with a sickle, a Firpo the off hia revealed breed made popular by Furious—will tonight toss mask of mysterv and be in the candid light of public opin- /10n as a bonanza ur a Luni, we know not which. Quintin, neavyweight champion of Chile, meaning little, will dally with Floyd Johnson, game to a fault, meaning much, for 10 rounds less at Madison Square Garden and on the outcome hangs trans- actions of great moment. If Quin- tin wins, and an inside tip says that he can and will, he will be sent after the big money, just as did Firpo before him, Yor hy idener’s good three-' . | year-old pulled up Taal em Black Gold Now Best rte er. White Sox a Mb le g a fu I¢ ° : »G ® pfter working a mile an > Played Horse in the eacen fen in the mud at Belmont | : 5 Derby, Bookie Asserts ° fested locally today in the morning, and Jack | ¢ in the afternoon. The news|) G announcement’ that ‘St. ° re quarters ex-|$ James, as well as Sarazen, had | ) been withdrawn from the Ken- ‘ Grantham. Cubs tucky Derby as a result of an }| Bisbee Pirates | 5 pid horses have been h VETERAN JOCKEY — get ease at|? ily played : in local turf ox- ? LITTLE HORSE MA Y WIN KENTUCKY DERBY av over the injury| Wooley, in the first Kentucky Derby in 1875, which was won by the “Lit- as 40 to 1 that they stand to ‘ ‘ have their Sarazen and St. - r James profits wiped out. a ) ) ) “Black Gold is the best- tie Rea peeees, eens eae vee | : ie Jia “little horse’’ may win the Derby. ae played horse in the Derby,” Tom >| waiker is still as enthusiastic aj Victory. They say the odds are al'| stride so early in the year; and Kearney, St. Louis turfman, told (|;orseman as he was in the days|to the garlic, and it is reported] the fillies are even more trou- a Post-Dispatch reporter. “His }| when he rode Ten Broeck and other|that they are backing their judg blesome. Obviously the proper price has dropped to such an famous racers of a half century ago./| ment at the price offered. time for a Derby is midsummer. extent that it is impossible to He rarely misses a day at Churchi This judgment, it is contended, is when the eligibles have acquired Downs and with his split second justified in view of these facts, tw a permanent form, are three watch catches the trials of every | yi. months older, have settled into lay off the load the books are ‘ — | ne Sin Sie 'S carrying. A victory for the son Tee cloudy; jrack fast. oe oe ) torene se worth while horse sent for speed That Quintin their season's stride and are able on the course np ays S st : ) tough and can to run the true derby route. one : :' ' '¢ of Black Tone — FIRST | purse $500, for mai@mme chance or break the routine of B y might crimp ‘ = wid ° : | . 7 . Walker is a merely tough, That Quintin and one-half miles furlongs—Winnie DPD training cn the apeowateds. ” land:, $14.° :7 00 e training. , " 106 iD.’ Fromenie ’ It is hoped that the lameness |; — — was 8 or 7 to 1 (| breeding and is given evidence of being a tde T - : } may nor he serious burt this cannot today. w SC Counsellor is now versed on all the American bloat infighter that johnson knows A midseason race between Sar- ime, wt) » a ‘ edie : : chee , ‘a ° a . + ’ 2 - ’ Se * eo i (Aa St y; : John D., Sun Borne, Tins Phe determined for a day or two.| “A a - a. pa the Derby and es + Sorgen that See gee. about this inevitable part of fight- ine Wis Fee sak thee ae 2 2 ' Ma lay to 1. colt that more resemble 1-1: i pnitnt . i v, Black Gold, Beau But- He may have stepped on a stone | 5 fe iii. 6. etailie’ Babis: teed oo — he does of Archimedes : . % ie APS principle. and wrenched mimeo Mightly, in did Altawood, the winner of the a Pwhich case he may be alright in a in| Blue Grass Stakes at Lexington,|¢air- however. ‘few davs. If the trouble turns out W ednesday. ly in favor of Johnson hfo be deep-seated, Mr. Widener “He is about the same size andjers believe Rojas is nothing more and the turf will suffer a heavy color as Aristides and has a stride jthan a novice, in spite of his 30 Joss similar to the great son of Leaming- |rights and that Johnson's hardihood T ton,” Walker said today: “Aris-/pjus his experience gained with men hese two horses have been verv ; , Ss mle ve j J ' ai ¢ + bh -e ae tides, strange to say, was from ajjike Willard, Renault, Brennan and ee See ere Se Pee aang Lexington mare, as was also Ba@|others will bring him home tn front The 15 to 1 laid against St. James Wooley the horse I rode in thaf Quintin Owns a Punch. was beginning to worry the specu- Derby. Bob Wooley was Of the South American's 3) starts of the horse's fine Leamington, but he was not he ended 13 by knockouts. Once he t stands. the hooke so good a colt as Aristides.” himself forsook the perpendicular the investments on George D. W Washburn of Pm 1:57 2-5 q resterday S Park yes" PLAYER—CLUB. Carey, Pirates er eeeqaeeo@~ere@eeeeee eee Barrett. White Sox eee eeeeemeewmeeeaeeee Collins White Sox eCemesceteeeeeeeenes or Traynor, Pirates .... was forced to/ | Hunter, No. 5 on the na gon of Ambassa 2 ranking list, was named to gy @megnk Second is also out of the ee . «| Vacancy left by William T ri S ducky derby on Mag 1, for rhscegsiod }; national champion, who hag was the quoted favorite atis _ Signed from both the Olympie since the defeat of Sarazen _| Davis Cup teams over the week. +» | Writer issue. when ase» i a those am. gto l Diay 3 by Bracadale, last D forced to Work Out St. James. Joyner had some hesitancy at, ot Le Ee, * “4 an ey te ee a ee es eel ae Pn ’ * “a PE py tte J py NANG . r é t 4 n oe , 7% Ne See bow ee oes oo REF Aaa ae OF wy Ua OARS eR ES ae oS ee we Flas eho he Mt ‘ ' } ; hee Ee i rey! ae ee ‘ Ne ie . All four players wil! competed ~ the singles while the do ei i. re: ubles ¢ | binations ‘probably wil! be Hui James out over | | Richards and Williams-Washt - “the muddy track, yesterday morn- |‘ —-_—————— > 2 tng but it was work day, and as | At Columbus. Fe planned to ship in the after-| first in sending St. awkward, is Johnson is has good less while hit: that student of } close especially well Dora Laitz, 107 (O, At | Doctor Sisk | Rock (¥ Mar EECOND RACE, purse S500. PBOP POPPA POD ODPOP LO IODP LOPE PB LOA A hel he Bud Fisher candidate, came third in the same race. Cochran's Revenue Agent continues to stand well in the esteem of the turfmen The Kenton Stable’s Senator Norris, who has shown some good form in this State, is considered a likely Preakness starter. Sam Hildreth is expected to shi» Mad Play and Bracadale here to- day from Jamaica, and Benjamin judgment on the af- is almost unanimous- The report- es | Tan—Herretta. | Aunt | Ruth Iron — a ner, Pune Pleasant and @ First hush, Deda. The Muleskin VA ebie, Mount '_Tomorrow’s Churchill De Entries. race, S1200 ciaiming » Beven furlongs: sce yt Wiser eee: IF -e ui gy "eh $ ‘ x ‘ dain? » a also by 4-year nearly lators in view erecent race. As wil) | Blanche Mac | ; ™ 4 Uae : : | Walker was not long riding a/for 10 seconds in a bout with Gun- S o: egies bey keep al) 3%; Who Knows Me ao TID: 3°) *Runauoi ' _ ty a ” Mies Marvie 1oO4 “aes 5 | *Simpleton 104 1} *Blowing Bubbles rs Son - "7. F Siress Mary a Etoth horses. | Block's Thorndale among the arrivals. representatives of is also to be One or mor>? the Whitney Derby winner for he came back in i877. and rode Baden Baden to vic- tory in the third Kentucky Derby. “Baden Baden was not so much of boat Smith, a colored gent, not the old gunner. But later Quintin re- deemed the issue bv taking a deci- sion from the colored man. That 104 7 , Farm are also likely to reach Pim- lico today. Indications at present point to a field of about 16 or 17 starters. Attack and Defend Congress Bankers, Labor Leaders, Heads of “Big Business,” Politicians, Club Women, Tell the “Digest” “What’s the Matter With Congress” TIMELY and interesting survey has been made by THE LITERARY DIGEST to ascertain public opinion of Congress. Prominent and representative men and women were asked for expressions and in this week’s number of THE DIGEST, the replies, dozens of them, are presented. : Some idea of the range of opinion expressed is indicated by the following: Mr Orin Lester of the Bowery Savings Bank, declares, ‘‘with such agencies at work in the country as Bolshevism and the present United States Congress, we have some job on our hands to main- tain the integrity of the nation and the security of her institutions.’’ At the other extreme, Captain Roscoe H. Johnson, International President of the Commercial Telegraphers Union, says: ‘‘Congress breaking down? Sure, from the viewpoint of Wall Street and its institu- tions which thrive on covered-up rottenness. Representative government breaking down? Not a bit of it. Folks back home are simply cleaning house.’’ Some of the prominent persons, out of the many, who write their opinions, are:— E. H. Gary, United States Steel H. B. Thayer, President, American Corporation Telephone and Telegraph Co. John L. Lewis, President, United BB J, Winchell, President, Reming. Mine Workers ton Typewriter Company Newton D. Baker, former Secretary George Eastman, Eastman Kodak of War Company Hudson Maxim, Inventor : vais ibaa Nicholas Murray Butler, President, — Ohicege First Na Columbia University os ident William Cooper Procter, Procter Dr. Charles W. Eliot, Presiden 4. Gamble Company Emeritus, Harvard University . Edward Prizer, President, Vacuum Governor Morgan, West Virginia Governor Davis, Kansas Oil Company This news-feature should be of interest to every man and woman because it gives an interesting and, perhaps, accurate slant upon how the people of the country look upon our lawmakers in Washington. OTHER NEWS-ARTICLES OF TIMELY INTEREST ‘val Bids for Muscle Shoals—Our New Nordic Immigration Policy—The F ight for Higher Postal dog Wagee—The Break Between Soviet Russia and China—As New Zealand Sees Singapore—A Close-up of Turkish Women—Why Irregular Healers Are Gaining—How It Feels to Sing for the Phonograph—The Runaway Boy and Girl Problem—Jews Innocent of the Crucifixion—T opics of the Day—Personal Glimpses of Men and E vents—Many Interesting Illustrations. — Get May 10th Number—On Sale Today—All News-dealers—10 Cents It is a mark of distinction to be a reader of ~The jilerary Digest EMILY POST’S ETIQUETTE—“The Blue Book of Social Usage” The most complete book on social usages that ever grew Selling 1,000 copies a week! 630 pagee—many illustre- between two covers.—Chicage Tribune. tions; $4.18, net. At every Bookstore is this city; or FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers, 354-360 Fourth Avenue, New York a horse and sold in the field in th@)/the latter is no pushover is indicated auction pool He was a well bred iby the fart that he took Firpo for colt, being by Australian, the sireta tedious tear on another occasion. of Spendthrift. He was out of a To make tonight's business more ee cee mare, though, which was a full sis-jattractive, Rickard has announced ter to Lexington and that spelled|that the winner will be sent out DAVISCOURT DEFEATS speed and stamina,” said Walker. against Renault, Wills and othera, CANADIAN CHAMPION | * —— RON NN -104 BS: “Mad Play Gaining a 109- @ Following for Preakness. F ‘ . ‘ ueRe ; colts ; — $1200. maiden’ °_vear Ry the Agen: ‘uted Prees SS and geldings, four and a half BALTIMORE, May 1T} bRest a ailal Price Headies entry. man eniry. Sixth race, $1500. 2-year-olds fouranda *-vear-olde, four and Seth's Treasure 114 Foreign Relations 107 Possible ....,MMefans casting about Great Jaz .... ; ” ’ ‘> year-olds. ;| Frankman. bRourbon Boy... (oleter . (onone . o + on bRing Gorin IL} — 0 San Vicente ... 2} .Olone] Gilmore 115 aHunter . » » Peter Ma'‘oney 107 \. Camden entrv. iret Sica: ee rs eS a PARE race $10,000 added. “The € ‘-year-olds*- and up, on€ ee Lewis in a Style 4874 Light Tan Calfrken Panel Oxford. Eis last get a - ee ue > - ~~ “The Valley Sta °" 566 Rs = Doug tach ieee PSE WW \ $7.00 and $8.00 SHOES Many al * 5846 ~ Boys’ at $4 @ 44° Dress Goods .. Fair Vision ..4¢ It is important for women to know that we have in our stores a complete line of high class, up-to-date women’s shoes in all the popular styles that appeal to women who want stylish, comfortable shoes at reasonable prices. Governor Pinchot, Pennsylvania Governor Preus, Minnesota Mayor Shank, Indianapolis Carrie Chapman Catt Thomas G. Winter Corinne Roosevelt Robinson Elizabeth Marbury Charles P. Howard, President, In- ternational Typographical Union Samuel Gompers, American Feder. ation of Labor o7 $1400. claiming, 34 ids and up. one and a sixteenth m *Allie Ochs ..104 *Escarpolette. Dobson .* 101 Nise Meise ..-+ | Ed Pendleton ..114 *Firetoma . s+ , KRilaxon . 10% ‘weather. cloudy, track good Note—Horses are listed above oe 'O Post position *Arprentice allowance claimed, 7 af a ~ | KH , ae PANTS < STORE CO Sed | _ STAMPING THE RETAIL PRICE AT THE FACTORY | Dupont for Men ; A very stylish Cherry Red Russia Calf cher Oxford on a popular French * ‘NCW pattern with stitched effects. Why Pay More? This light tan calfskin oxford on the Eli last with a short forepart effect and a round full toe is one of the most popular of the new designs. The Plank in the Regal Platform that means Tax Reduction is ‘‘Maker to Wearer.” Shipping direct from the Regal Factory into the Regal Stores cuts out the Wholesaler’s and Retailer’s Tax, and you pay One Profit instead of Three, because you pay only the Manufacturer’s Profit. That's the reason for Regal’s Six Sixty. ralki n Russia Calf | Sa ee ced encased vamp which will be worn extensively this Spring with | An Ckctptionally good value. tailored suits. Very reasonably priced. ' W. L. DOUGLAS shoes are sold in 120 of our own stores in the | Principal cities and by over 5000 shoe dealers. Wherever you live, cemand W. L.. Douglas shoes. They are high-class in quality, style | 8d workmanship. We have many smart styles for Spring, designed “pecially to meet the demands of young men and women, as well | pe more conservative styles. * SCLDOM have you had the opportunity to buy such wonderfu Shoe values as you will find in WL. Douglas $7.00 and $8.00 shoes "our retail stores and in good shoe stores everywhere. Only by ‘xamining them can you appreciate their Superior qualities. They ére put into all of our stores at factory cost. When you buy shoes | our stores you pay only one profit. HOR ECONOMY and dependable value, wear shoes that have + Douglas name and the retail price stam on the soles. Forty-eight years of satisfactory service and the protection qorded by the trade-mark have given the people agg: weer he Douglas shoes. If not for sale in your vicinity, 1 WwW . | ) I= | | | “strated Catalog showing how to order shoes by mail. W. L. Regal F actorve:, TY Stores in All Principal Cites 3 hoe Company, 210 Spark St., Brockton, Mass. 804 Olive Street (Men's and Women’s) (O W. L GLAS ST. LOUIS STORE: —. A eA aaa Mail Order Department, 125 Sammer Street, Boston, Masa. 8 LOUIS. LL eCCeninGs. ss SF TN NA ON aa ———— ~ = i ee OPO DO Oe OPO OF 0 OO OD OOD ~ODe=O OF et | 713 PINE 7138 6 4 sa. — * = a *. ia Cr a ‘ala ioe ue ae . 3 fd be is Neca ay
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— ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1924. STOCK MARKET + NEW YORK STOCKS | NEW YORK BONDS NEW Y — Special to the Post-Dispatch “mt of sales, highest. loweet. closirg horses and mules, 25. * A — | Svecial to the Post-Dispatch. he NEW YORK. May 9.—Fo owing 5 bel dim on the New York curb market CATTLE —Receipts Seetial to the Fom-Desst n are today’s high. low and c'iosing prices | NEW QR. May 9.—Following !5 an official list : bonds traded in on um and previous losing prices of securities trades t Png case of Standard Oi! ¥ and there was ao = s . a Soe, May 9. cer |, et ten & © the day are also |New York “Stock Exchange today. with prices up to and including the com © a A Sales of stocks are in 100 share lote (excep represent $1000 face value prices. Sales inciuded a ene for stocks on the New York Stock Exclang® glen = ge : fire: the market. Tota! sales today were $12 486.000. agains 313.500 a which are in full) and sales of Bonds repress pound hetfers at $9.35 aad 7 Ss —_ NATIONAL STOCK YARDS ‘ Receipts today. estt —— eee eee wee 4 2 *-” by} referr j ®inc ’ - ‘ ~y ‘ . ‘ , re ssue? saies of '+Partly extre Payable iB preserrecd Mocs. ae $14.436,000 a week ago, $10,655,000 4 year ago and ;, 819.000 tow yee pone isiana steers at t"r . hanged ; 5 — } Age » : -- fe) 9 yw a ' pas SMe ee — - o— 6 " _ x ‘ ’ “a 3 Prev peared la gely at $5 to . . $$ - 7 From Jan. sgies were $1.246.091.000 against $1.155,.219.00t ~ . ~agagee—* 2 an. 1 to date P is ae ae oe ni) 6 in ere strong oe. ~ — - : oc & } wer j Fear ago and $1.804.& 34.000 two years axo 4 Sales Securit}; High. Low. Close Cloe 8 eee — aa — yr with Tete s he a — High.| Low. Close. Ch'ge ivr. Rat High. Leow. Close.'Ch ge. | Sales in 1000s High. Low. Close. Sales in 1000s. High._ | ~~ DOM ESTIC BONDS. LN DEPENI . ; Oo ssc ; : me _Div. Rates 2S. eee .°49 LOoo—6 100 —3 100-4 x ' ag ' ; S| : = :' ; , . WO 2s FR~ Qcis Exchange Market Quieter —Liberty Bonds Are A} 21+) 32%) 32%) 32% — % | i lati Am Br Shoe 4..| 80 | 7 3 2 | Beth Stl 5 po ‘49% ‘480 & | S .. .. 100—23,100—21 100—2e Firm With Speculative (x ‘Gc Gy" ° 103% 102% 19 sig| Bre ws 20'pet “eR| fae) “ART | 4 OSE 8S 105 tg 109 19 100-19 Issues Irregular. : seth & y4'« a4 + ots om 7 he he oe ht et oe) we - } | sseisidreioe ~ eo ~ 100—8 100—1l1I1 — ie) oe idm "> oe | ea 100—2 100 i) mis miscm | ie re) a e —\ ~F down at “ R slow with aa : around $6.50 mainiy. ~ tie change at 34.50 Pi, — SHEEP. nominal undgp . Good tec — bie steady at $14 to > ia so = pe “~@«e@ o ~ re is re ” = reid Dis * - he? 28 101 -25 101 es mw 4 Lnited Ss , ro pe *~e- oe pen “#2 ¢ “igre «9 ~te o ~ err i “~ * bonds are *s A do ..a! T hat . : printed 99—74 means thirty-seconds of a @ eae Pe Fs. FOREIGN BO Argentine Gs 3? Argentine ‘8 2% ~ a Re ar erent e* 8 Fe Doris — 62 Hid Pa a ne Pea we z eV itt ol tl el: YTORH May 9 4“onditions rious markets todas riefly , ~ m G1 oe mis iah if .s Git r Ce Dis Gis D wrist Gi DQ mw ne) i Ps a ne) is f.4 . as we de he SIO > es a een ie ae . ‘ ~~ ee ee SUDwai: ak & ar a ~ * LOti% 106% LoG's Lol ™ Lol %. 11 G1% 91%. 91's > Ps - Pe ts STi *°KS—Baar: Yellow “ab issues to htt Co ee SOTO mh ieee Das ‘Swear d & re or - Gcuistie Dwreise ws ~Awiltkhe ve iy é » &-h* wee 2 ie > . ms NS ee nw « BON DS —Irrecular. Seaboard oa 3 ; ) $8.50. medium te — : as . 5 and plain to medium at te ye aid bucks at $3 to 1 to S&S HORSES AND LE ‘suppir. totaling slightly head. has found a virtual was no material change @ — a ae chunks, mine = ig mules for shippers wers , best demand. Ss *, ~ - 7 inepiration ee Fs ada a! , as - LOS %& LOS ‘~ mia ly su y Bl \. Bliss 985%, 96 fay Gs %& Gx *% LOLS 101% 1014 Bigs *: | ( 100 & i o- . “ss Ons 98 1, > K 5101 - (UE _- er “ - 105 '4 1055's 100 *s 10o | 9U ‘8 i) ~~ ee re oe Lime Locomo 4. Wik 4 T- Higher: froat in Kansa® Ludlum St! . TORN — Advanced: export demand. ; ~- ,} Mel CATTLE—Steady to strong. "*"2- |Miami Cop HOGS—tIrreqular. . Midvale Mo Lode 1.. mat 20S Be. so: Nevada Cons... Otis Steei Pa is grr ee . iwaevie c . “ 4d 8 @ or @ & toe D-ie Pa ee \ 2 Leh Pow 63100 100. 100 ll LV H Ry 3s _ F w i Seas 981, 98% DS%s 12 LMcN&L 5s 99%. 99% ’ . - , ; th 7 ) a4 x eee cx ———— : j a 41 94 *5 . RATLROAD S. —— " ri, 26 fom — ao Ee Tar oe : nat RH t. Ry Stl Spg & St : ee ig D &% a4 : 8. 84%, y Cons ... 9 9: u4 et ee en ee a ( O41 : ’ L. 5s L | en w& Sine!’ 0 as! ua Replogie St! se Fie, o. -V & Brunswick Co... By Leased Wire From the New York cl ro gk jee Rureau of the Post-Dispatch. Pein Baar Re ) NEW YORK. May $.—The Eve- Coca-Coia 7 .. ning Post in its coyrighted finan- ColG&E 2.60 cial review today, says: Cons Ciga’ ’ “With trading on a_ restricted (ons basis, partly because of uncertainty Cons sver tax legislation, the markets Cent displaved a considerable degree of eae independence today. each respond- — ing principally to factors peculiar to itself. Stocks were extremely dull. the turnover failing to reach 590.000 shares. A side from the tax ea itieeiee matter. ‘traders were inclined to Fr at 1 . ent] ena give considerable attention to esti- ve 3. : 2 itah Sec ... 29% 29% 2: BO . : mates of the Steel Corporation's un- m.. = 3 Ax ne 33 eee Se = sve filled orders. which will be pub- ir forts mE Vis tomorrow. There was a dis- Ss re 24 Jap 6%s ° % | ,10 : is “OS 7 t . ¢ Vee wees — > a Fei Ta a hene. Jl 4c: stags, 13c: f ane esti- 107 107 | 1 Ls is (3 % is 81%; lst Ss. ‘5 Si Vac Ou 7s. 10 | | “3 #7 eying chickens, is ine. and al : b.- 3 ee Pal fg ~~ tg+) * = pm ON rot CD Det ot ot oe STD Oho ae OO w ._- =~ ~~ « SPE a t oh 2 FSS Qs oa os Tees . ahd Bas (small orders are y F-GGS—Fresah country ordinary firsts or Southern. cases returned ic jess. “ie > >=) @ O28 - —) ~ mt bet he lil : 83 *% 81% 81%, 98% 97% ORY CHEESE— 18c; single. 18 \c: CCPL TOES ed em Wo Gtr 1d Or - hic | Ps eu tae - rs el eS Gt Ait A oo Ore CBeaw mosition to enlarge earlier : E Ko Co 5& +? 7 } eying chickens. mates of a decline. With oils still Pas: : 17 + seox sens inex — ¥ a she: ~ under some pressure the list was Ende Johns 5 a 2 oN — a : a hirkera. toma fic ak | lower throughout the morning. De- Endi Jo pfd ee ae ee 24c; muscevy ducks. 15c; 7 clineés in most instances were COn- ' Finous P pe eka, 15e: tained, however, within a fractio22! Pitch av range A mild recovery in the aft- ernoon left the market irregularly eo lower at the close. Bonds also WeT@ prueeport Tex dull @#&h Liberties firm and specu- Gon Asphait lative descriptions irregular. Call Gen Ele &. money remained 3*, per cent E; throughout. Exchange Market Quieter. 3 “Comparative quiet returned to are ig ~ the foreign exchange market after Goodyear T the violent disturbances of the last Good T pr few days. French francs dropped Great West back to 5.99 cents, but after ral- “vUattanama Iving to 5.95 cents were off only ee pid 7.. ' artman Co 4. 1% points on the day. Belgian paves Wheel 3 francs gained two points at 4.91% Household Pro 3 cents and Italian lire were practi- Heuston Vil ... cally unchanged Sterling receded Hudson Mot 3. .| coe is Hupp Motor 1. half a cent and then came back to ae ene ae “4283-8 for a net gain of 1-8 of Patehee | cent. The other Europeans were B Machine § 92 - they have been all through the week's disturbance, quiet and e*cady Business generally was on @ small scale with bankers. and dealers busy straightening out their accounts The market, in other werds, showed a natural quieting @own and return to stability. “As the episode settles back into ¢ 2 pfd perspective it becomes increasingly Kinney GR ‘* ~~ 5 Kem f Netherlands 7 a 98° 4) | ~“PUte ob rcIigi » | OF > m8 200 Ibs... fed. eae van D Extension ‘* : Ze! Be a En GMLIn 13 5! ane one - Fureka Hol ¢ FRO ‘ . Gold Zore : A dium. = : Harishei| M : o7%' 97% 97% ' , 20 Haw Me Inc go’, 99% 29% Hecla M.ne } et ee ee eee QA AMC 4 ~~» _4 [ ah Ae oh t o Al? Phy , id + i) SOriise owas Jw 3 so Sat oS eae Or ros ere | we oo ~ £0 99 > ef *@t & & a ] ha? + * — Y . Pa 4 © 5 te me ® 2 imrsoduis— ol iw i i a ee aS tf an ear » ome ! 5 Jerome & D : ‘ 5 per box. 3 STANDARD OFWs. ee Pe. Ga : ASPARAGUS—Alton ae a ; Se $3.25: home-erown, 75c¢ to $158; ey bunches. BEFTS—Mississippi $2 te hamper. ; TCAPRBAGE—Texas, $70 CARROT S—Mianissippi. _Louistana tan PP fp n-~ ' ig SiwreDei | “a . Oo -1io* o i i f ; INDUSTRIAL BONDS. & é f ft : 5 rs i bf i 10S > - A nei a Be - Louisiana NDEPENDENT OILS. home-grown hothouse, We to se Du ef — oe - . — | Glia Ph et et 2) SD ee ee ea Wiis W HBO hel Hla ee es 4 tia : -~ ~ rf > + = Pe ae Ss ad iw h* pew il > ey - ys * ta SS foe rs, ees? gris 7 =, | | s ela : >. — NEW YORK. May 9—Unfavorable ori- >°* . - “3 ; Keystone Tire Penna 3 vate crop and weather advices appeared to GREEN ONION Me * eparent that nothing mysterious or ——————-.~ ; . 1 - ke more of ‘ : ; 30c per dozen bunches, - _ : Pere Mar L. Re : . Q: ‘ make more of an impression on sentiment —ecwe “ —_ 4 surprising has occurred. The aé- ‘The ‘ ' 5 lo po ’ Barnsda!! lL. of Sig Of 7 L, in the ecetton market today B 91°75. ehite, $1.25 te ? - } ‘ os . , . - " . . . « 7. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' } renee of } , - ; i er ite. ~ aie at -@he etart af : the nied 7 ' io a ) One 3 : 2A tA a . a. | Teperts of low temperatures in Sout P ae mm Yance at the s tart of th week Leriliard « t a ™; 1%! 41 a Yn Gh, igi tage ‘ | = 3 3 de : ri and need for additional replanting i h Old onions—Red giobes, a, Seems to have coincided with the ~k Trev Ou! 7 ‘ 31 5"? Ss grote , 5 ; , eS Se CM , ae) a. 1 Creole Sy: ' Southwest was stimulated bv relatively os _ GR or 7 sellew care - . > ~} : | : , i . ‘ ‘ , | 4 a . } : = | ; .» »? ' / é ~ : Siwar P : e : : he mr . x loose a ttlement of short contracts, quite 4 { & Q 1. ; an + “ . , | firm Liverpool cables. The market ovened to ~ se ' a ‘ M " q ial bir ‘ } ad tt | ' + _~ ‘ , me > + ! ; é | a) .' : . , fir™n at an advanve of s to peints arc PARSLEY—New Orleans. $7 . rs . “see. @ ssibly of German origin With . "| 2 R . , ~ 4 om $ Bet . oe sf eo] Hud Gs 3) St ys 1 a : - >. ‘ > soon showed net’ advancee of 33 to 42° barrel. ey, Ft thi scovering over and with the . g . rt) TH & aay . May selling up te 30.50¢ and Orto- NEW POTA TOES—Tezas, ‘ark 1 : d ?t - 4% free ° ; : x’ on ‘ bra Cop 6 31 Leaps it i. 36 Eri S86 56° ast 5 te ; — : mer . 25.04¢c before the end of the first | umpns, $6.25 per 100 tbs. i AT et ai owe .9 a ‘ in a ire a rig ‘ 3 «> i ~ ™ — - . . . aaa - , . . — — . rivVUuso ’ . . bou eE2 0o eanner, an accumulated supply of a eho ~s : 8 a. rz ; a oe ae le - at : On - eo ey 149 L Y : ; ; PR ini cables reported ye ee had s ru $1 to $1.30: fwer os si ties ea Mariand Oii.. : 3 . > a o 5 , © v i > :* Lin Pet ‘s | advance? on heavy covering due to less ; ; francs, which had been hold @ Mar-Parry ¢ favorable weather reports from the South he market in the hopes of oDtain- May me st although there was less snot_ demand and per 40-ib re } t with each other naturally produced Montg Ward easel sheeted iy may eae] hamper. $4.25 te $4.5°. : mo well vite :Moon Motor 3 ry, arap ‘anni Gi ar a ee SPINACH—Home-grown, Se @ sharp reaction. The selling quite Moon Motor 3- the best: Ma ‘ad aff to 30.33¢ and | pu box, 35c to 40c per be Possibly was accentuated by polit- October to 745 but Dusiness became less $4 LSIPY —Home-grown, Ileal news of the moment. The ma@ ve on the setback and the market was midday owing to continued com- ket has now dSrested the accumiu!- , ’ , , , ; ea J ; is ase « ‘ ¢ . ‘ — —_- - , : a saenverens ee ae nas irom ated supply of offerings Greateg “at = - ; L ee - er & 8 , ‘s) Ag : . : “ ‘a s£* ent mA 2" s , TS bos y- ‘4 p , . fur Cevering was stimulated by a bol! h view of the week-end figures. rices smal! in relation to the nsuing Benefits ptt ne a es a. Ag 8 a LOUIS sT were within 5 or 6 points of the Onto POCK EXCHANGE 9p Od} ve Th kewl “iw a a > Oe Fs 2 re “ ad , » * - ¥ ~OOooGus a es = te © me iti “ps = , ae 7@ +% | mas . © sis a6 Bs e oa ! ' .s Lee RET ” + of “a + la eb a @ . 77 around 2 o clock Cotton futures closed firm: May 31 3f. soc: July 228.15c te 29.20e: Octo | : > 24 7ie - icq eta dado. od ie) Federal Weserve Svetem. “Another declire in holdings of amterest-bearing paper and another Imecerase in reserves is disclosed by this week's Federal reserve state- mnts, Reserves ar $9,500,000 high- n r. principally om account of added ; O4 ' ¢ , I ~ —-Decrease gold holding Earnings assets are ahs off $34.900.000 of which amount a rm, | ~ . hie Security nite Cecrease in discounts is responsible vil . : “ , a 4 Certainteed ist p! for $6,906,000 Open market pur- Chases of bills are off $37,200,000 They are $179.700,000 smaller than leans © @ wear ago. Meanwhile the reserve = ® BR BR te banks have continued their policy 9 J se : , . ef replacing fal'iing discounts with > , = ~* SECT RITY ae aoa : 3 | ” “ : Siminon ‘3 gap 2 Be 3 Hvdrau'tic “ ‘TU con 48 "9S §& ; ~ 0 lpoy Loos eo and unchanged . “4 . ion ’ —- J " ? , ; , 4 - ' ’ r. ‘ s s : 72% 72 . * c > . ° . . = — Leal ; . s ) . : pis he . “ ma 7 = £ ’ ; . o * = a a. Prev.' ,ppres—Ren daris, 91.50 Close 30.17 *2 "A ra is DDD we a = ss a” ~~ ‘ we OS ug Pd Ce: tndidist J : op "3.95 May. 30._25e; Y. . 24.75: December. YORK, Mar 9.—Spot | ae steady; middling 31 70 | re —_ : iin, —_ “tw ws —) ’ “ es? f ~~) 1? 2 febetey ik 4 ee - a J sla ye rae aye ys PeSeoro ne Vi & Cr ; j rs a © © @ @ aw @ a | Sales in 1000s High. Low. Close Liverpool Cotton Statistics. Produce y | RAILROAD BONDS. ro koe te By AB 7 — ] Port! R 5s 30. . 4 ¥; ; NEW YORK. May ® & PortiRL&AP 64° , Read gen 46 87 Read 4‘4s O.. iG & W Isté4s 39 RGéWwW ic 4s 9. Rl A&alL 4%s"*: SLIMés ~iyt . os i he gto | ai “of v « ment securities Holdings of the latter principally Treasur, notes have risen $9.700.000 In the renee week and $1°5.100.90@ in the least year. * ‘ma * ‘Bes a American 273.000 Exports American 700 —_—_—-—~— Se — New Orleans Spot. NEW ORLEANS. May 9 —-Spot cotton Sales on the spot 722 wiaed wn . _ ‘* +e _ : ae Chonan e markets , ENGLA NT) Sterling $4 38% hihday (WVUotal ons | Hii , “~ w ” 3. Sees he ~ *-? “es « a : t + ~ a Z 8 ps - ; 2 ¥ af > oe —— ‘ SPUD Se 72 | Planters tv } - 9. aA ne ie ” hat ame! oa ' ps r4" 74) SAG@AP Ist 4s Seut hern iad com i — — . en + rye & StL. deb Ge Southwestern . \ ° Lon ; * *Studebaker tdo new 4 : Submerine Boa’ CchRMANY _ Mark il a = ' ‘ ii Ss UDer or th? — ee t iI o + we! wa? aa¢ ofA Gg oa ¥ Po a oo de of , anges Linseed of! quotations tm lets of 1 te 4 $1.99 per gallon for rae Ant! od ad NH€@H deb Hs ’ mid | Texas (o. 3 ; May 9 —i ' , ~ . . . * - — ca } % ¥ Bes > .} Ite! ; : ‘ . * NEW TORK, May 9.—Raw sugar today a ~ i = oe 54 >! o' i “en 3 + 8e@' was steady ard unchanged at 5.89 far Loca 10n of M er ¥ , its ) son - : at —~ ‘ a6 Cubans. duty paid There were sales of t one Silv os YT cos : a _ ~ : XY Ree: e ; ~ | 5000 bags Cuban for June shipment to an y; ae ‘ . - - : , ‘ ; >. “we : ‘ : f > onera’or Afrear opening ° te r4 pune The properties are _ co. tee eo | higher on commission bouse buring and the heart of one = 4 covering. raw seogar futures met increased eat oi) fleld« ta 5 : offerings end prices at mi¢ddaw were hack States in the & ST. 8 to about the previeus nights «'! Creek. se minolta, 103% Loa ‘ned sugar Wae unchangeq at tome Marshall an & : 7.30e for fine granulated. LEefined fua- | correspond er¢ =a : . . . = ’ ures Were nominal teta) to Gate > ¢ Tr 3 > a. 3 58 5: — ' ty Sugar futures closed steady. approximate f ee : - , . sales, 33.000 toms. Mav. 4 Tic: July. 4.3le pemy wri oe semi September, 4.38%: December, 4.03c¢ , aw! ae ww eo SF FEST L CCS LS y» > eS : Oooo 12 T7ECHO-SLOVAKIA-—Crewn (™ 293% JTUm> SLAVIA (rewn ; } se ~~ s dé oretd ° ' od Bit r esl “ : ; i» whe 2 in raid. bs g4>) y Pe b ee eee ee. Pt oe . a *ew > > 7 v ‘7 4I~vovave Ti vA hs MONTREAL —Pel'ar | 32 Van R iet pfd - on aeenenen Va-Car Ohem ¥Y r. a y — of " ; ar Was aueted a? ’ ) 9 , -- . im OCD tetaied $43.- 339%, “€ & ' . 4 . K-L 53.954 “ '... . | 13 Ww 62° | f SIL542.916 over 5 % ) . ; [C 50°47 914% 914 91% | c ae ; Jaltus Kruttechni:t. ae _ > . $4 201% 101% 101% ehairman of the Executive Committee a8 917 perted to stockholders tedar. The earn- ) : , 80° nee. which were the largest of any year © FE tet 40 ~¢ 7 . sinre 1917. were equivalent to urn of — a5! , 6% -_ et | » tis $344 380 car- Se TS 3 do int Se *t8. | 4 io Tr compared with searo R BEN BEG § Wis ten Sop Bul men 9.07 © nat ahh e PYSA 5s SeB 2+ . ee WH «tc. icc 2 . . $227 204.654 for beg: tte * red Es Re Po * ~ J ¢ : penen | Pa ae ee ree TORK Mayr %-—Rar silver: Mexican 4ofare. 49 {& « iij~- ave~-VvsOouUN~ New York Rubber. NEW YORK. Mar 9 —Rubbher emeked . eigaecieati fibbed sheets soot 10% Ac éF 12 4 METALS AND EQUIPMENTS ~ aastuiennecgseeremient ; BROOW COT N—F oo +» St tous ’ ’ Hh! at} * } as wt ea at Ibo 150'*, 1g04, for $140 co $240 ver ton. accerding
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06 RUN MODERATE — 2 : GB THER TO THE SMALL BUSINESS MAN is Post-Dispatch WANT 5S.” Ask the advertisers under Business Cards, “WA me, ae BS lz Chi Provisions | DEATHS LOST AND FOUND AND PRICES § Any s a; : CHICAGO. Ma " Wetneaday hee ‘this | ite; ys gyre: Sa eee AINTIN geo Sitceigte “isan TOCK YARDS, rn, oe as : close and i "ati a 7 ant? Su eee.” : ymother not . BUNCH OF KEYS——Loet: aroun a | ia healer ~ vice free. (cl H ELP Ww A NTE D ae hoes imated: ¢ a ' a e My ARKFT aed w. Close. Ydet y. a ndmoth. : . uaieeeas gs Pendleton and Grand. Cal! ae 00 | XX. ; ng; omen. Sari 15.000: : , = } horses and niules, v . EM PLOYM ENT MER. SOY z tonkina. Tinse. aauree = te July . .---10.75 10.72 107 * . 836 Easton avenue. Satur- | 7 THT: CATTLE—Receip: ‘ 12° 10.75 , CRUCIFIX—Lost; Weliston car. Sun ecelpts proved ligne September . +-20.97 10. 97 1005 11 00 ' 0. A224. at 2 ov. ogee tat afternoon; reward. Cail Forest B44. PAINTING—Strictly bh B-Grade tntertets pSskR = Colored apeey at once. 1 das and MG was no , h , = 5S. ana rn . oe. Sales inc! gyal chan 4 > é | , Bia? So Wig: | REIF—Entered or and Paul ‘Gemeiery. COLLIE—Lost; brown and white, full _Cabeny S08o" a, SS (8) WA N a. E D ans AUTO” a ‘cious aake eke —— |" _§. Gran 3 n PORES Bie na ot (SS. Z Ue. q : Re Spi 00 | Shi a an Pare, eee of King. ‘Call Cabany 7874s reward. “e) hg etal E a. % apa anpertanee: na mate- 1217 N. Broadway, sta is} Pa Os — = aes ope oo .. “1OUIS MERCHANTS’ = EX- : 12 | sister-in-law of Theod “if. DIAMOND RINGS—Lost; 2; Friday; plat-| zumwalt’ 2845 enim tue Slanen 40787" AUTO PAINTERS—Allroung. able 0! go4% N et. Veal calves May Lee hie ay se | ms Servic May 2:30 p. 101. wrist watch; liberal reward. Grand (7) mripe; paramsee tee steady work. ne | SHkAR SAND: —Kaperienced. pawer ave the ma jority 8 ° July -10.45 10.40 ‘ = 217 South Grand 01 . 9 Chouteau. makir : eviews close in ‘local mar- |e oie: be 7 , ‘ard. e at DOC ns nay 7408 night oniy. Baay ——a _, Beef Steers. practica) range 4 d quotations, as | markets : — . , = = : : bus (0) per eege ey Teasdale. tewar _Wrdown oe (808 ihe inet ones MOVING ; : - For Ws. | ate 2 Nght yearlings bid us Cit ; Pe {€) | DOG—Lost; poodle, male; name "Peto, 1808 tonight, on Gran ’ €O0L AND DIB MAKE Olve oi butcher cows. rang. ann *- wieh Low. Close. Yesterday. Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities. ay,| NN, Taylor. BONDED moving truck, $3.75 per hour. fred *, sip alin ri au@ salary wasted, cows, tange $1 Aen. fan? i — MAY. WHEAT. Pittsb 26 f 2% -_m.. El- | D}QG—Lost; collie pub. male. Call 2606| Hansen, 1011'S. Broadway. Cen bimes, Ic, Saba hen hand. mu *Lfichtiel 159) eae: Dispatch ‘tange $4.25 to go ae $2.5 te (| 104888 Bika vreren & ost, @ rine of 2.3) red mone Grover; reward (c$) | Sf20 dy AG te Pispiay. broad and Folie: city bakery." Litchfie! 3) | TRIM CARPEN TERS—PFiretecint HOGS -Trade today wae a 4 | -% 104%: % 103% | feet; Cincinnati, 25.2 feet, a fall of and Mrs. Lizzie nh | DOG—Lost; male tox terrier; collar and | CRAWFORD wet & van. $4.50 30 times, daily ‘fo. 4 +3 ve o, : ; | scale $115 per hour: open bey unde: moderate, Tereipia. of Tho) NOMA w J of 1 ofa touts Calne, Soe geet! | ethers ia yermaaogangr and wresterage: | quranre:bigck spot Gn beck. “Grand! contmney. teraiure. eschaneed rice PORTA tment at ridin Pate Par 1. |e ato ates & ‘ies , i 3 other, in her ninetieth year. ai : re NAL ecommendations | - 4 | WATC ——ssus roe ee ere y atin ng was 15.000 act 3 eg ae; WHEAT = of .1 of a foot: Cairo, 33.1 feet, al Remains will lie in ciate at Provost- | DOG—Lost; bieck hound. male: license ng agp OR Ibrasch Pemnat ten : Slendnans USE COPIES. * | BAR RBER—For Saterday; 70 per “cent. offerings — 104 a 5igb 104% fall of .7 of a foot: Memphis, 25. 9) Drehmann 3 Re ree ie Grand boule- No. 6793. Coifax 2187J. 3713 P motor desiring to fit themselves for Call 3010 Olive. WaTCHMAKER First-class, wee ca Spread of $7.50 to $7.66. 105 % 106 -% 106 o%- % feet, a rise of .1 of foot: . upti) I Us . May 9. In- | “eT a higher Toca through special traini BARBER—Col gond “a eiry: — ate. ure representing the top. pe latter 5 10 96 % 97%a 96% -97b a7b Of a f00 Vicks- | terment at Quiney- i (c) | EARRING- Lost 5 gold; dropped on Lin- ING. local ae ieee aeraon: reason- | Should read the Instruction Frete Schoo work. Apply N. 4th et. — Elgenatade ” On. Stat tle change. strong weight showed lit i “RER WHEAT. _ burg, 37.1 feet, a rise of 1 of a | BODINE eset into rest on Tues- dell bus Union a@v., sunday ) 100. Market. anistar, Kumont 1038. end Schools and Colle * | aaRrERAREWeh remerenen. yeyens Cat cHER— Son = — . woah > wee room en . WA aang 4 ace he Sey bi ie) 3 ‘ + neta, OM , nee aes Oe 4 yet 3 Oe 5 tte A. Lose A Pe * > ae ~~ Se ¥ BO ahh 0 ae. ha ARR nahi ie Pe a Se toy ee » eh (a ‘ its, > , f x a is 4 ¥ “ ; Sg Re P a re % te Bu eed ae mag se ‘dae es ne with Thursday, kinds fre ; — LO an oving Mar nal N. sovs on 1002 Ww Re. | ve to 750 Ibs. at $6.75 to $7 m 13 er nee. May 6% 1924. at 10:5 Heirloom; reward. “Forest S743" ¢F weig! ‘$6 kinds from 110 to 130 ioe : 2 06-% a 106% -107b 106 *%a ma + a ee Sit td fall) fone =) h. Robins won dearly be: be | RATERNITY PIN - ; ee QUI8 I . ve B841. Ce a tral 4182. 3* ; E ae M — aks eee (et | Dod 4 Ki ee | Buick Co 4 : t onn c . me te son, Ku ota sr eors and} ih: (106% 107 Op 106 5 - 4 . Belle Matar are ee and. furnitury. a moving, pack Oe meet Been, Bo s20eR pp tie gee eg WAKER Oe leather belts and belt | were slow with rh ' 98% 8 igb i! | Goce Ww T. James T.. Joseph W. ‘ . 8653 $3 Lafayette. 1) and use. {c manent eanplermmeena, per leat auiring per- reper. ae gener Pulley and Pee | WHEEL BOYS—Good pay. ; Bround $6.50 mainly St ales BEY N and John W. Bloomer and our dear sister- je | SPECIAL rates on ae shipping ane (7) | raph Co, 502 N. 18: tle change at $4 . NOY xg MAY COR! —_ in-law and aunt, in her seventy-third year. GLASSES—Lost ; oe pd ba long-distance moving. Phone /Bome talner fee. Lindell Grand ova, _Co.. 801 N. 2d st iy ASIN Ol war ow sD a ee * m.. from the George L leitsch chapel —-- secon D r; BIB. Good to choine wool so'd UD toa a4 . 4 D FE A Kg H S 5966 Easton avenue, to Valhalla Ceme: | GLASSHS—Lost: shell rim. in case) on MOVING, $3.75 PER HOUR tea 372. Post-Dis. (46x) AND CLERK —Baveri. Ear a salary. Mey ble Xteady at “$16 to $17 eat : tery. Deceased was a a a of Bridge- 26th and Pine and Jefferson to Olive Specie! iret 5 on storage; ‘bonded motor t . Second hand: good on enced; for small machine shop. Apply UNG MANE i? | grades at $15.50 to ty) 600g me —— . a ton Chapter, No. 266. O. $. ane Wells-| reward. Lindell 4541J. —.-- | service: furniture taken in exchange. ; Wishes steady position.| in own handwriting. stating references, YOU: rok Aa agg _— Shee Ca. im at $15 to 0 eis eb 77 4s | : ton Rebecca Lodge, No. 65%, 0. F.(c) | GLASSES—Lost; tortoise shell; Aloe's | BRASCH STORAGE CO. Bomont t 9 Om Com. | Box _E- patch, (8) | Dex BSS. Fest- Dis, aa’ | Washington. ‘ Mo tood “iinat S28 0 $1 25 "yall i [TRACE A” anurans 8,0 1004, | Cape geaee pac or gpd ond Marty | teal or hee sone mwlotge tt Grok Nal S| BOY PRE See BE ae we aay | FOUNG MAN With soaging sar 0 s at 3.78 4 2° Slizabet racy, mother of Mis. 8. ednesday. Gran aU: Cc some kn Call or | BOY— per week. Aov’y rm _ a — Bee seg m me 3.25 3 a . - ie TE JORN. “ — “Olive or Gnmeitesn —--- _— peer grandmother. GLASSES—Lost; pair tortoise shell in BEN A. LANGAN write John Fasingki 1426 %4 6 20th. o 708 P ne. 24. floor ‘ | GONE Ma ene a oe years, of $8.50. me Se even. $7.50 4 = Sa 77" ; Deaths. First 6 linea daily, $1.80: 4449 Olive street “Seda ee “1a et biack leather case, Missouri Optical Co. FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. snot COME, Oe i 01d oF new Work, da BOY —To. weNheen S15 Bure ~ ach * outside work ; A ores a leather ‘case. es Taylor and Olive, Wednes- Foremost authorities on the moving, | —°" cOMtract; reasonable. Forest 754 _week; good home. Apply 7:30 « rr ed iy um to rc rd at : : ; —_——_ ~on ea whee: , “hb Sun. $2.00. Extra lines, $0¢ daily o lock. P mars irside; S714 W 900 | ers e ge Spey ‘ POULTRY—Hans ~ loess decrease. to St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, / Dorothy Wise Bryan end Locust. (¢) NGING—-And ainting, done m aigh school Pos 219 c . weg te ; [ ce. 4419 West Pine | -*2° toile | PAPER HANGING—-And painting. ope | kind of work. Cajl Lindell. "6003R. (c5) __ Brick Co.." 3205 8. Kingshighway. Ane nes, Adc the local cash grain org ee thence to Concordia Cemetery (ec) Funeral from resider. e. 6S e MONEY—Lost. $20 bill: reward Gall reasonable. Cali Colfax songs. coi) MANIC dani i ET BURROY OF —White — ~ ~y MAN—S uilding tr —_— hange Cig po soft wheat were small, demand | BONE—Entered into rest on Thursday, | Douilev St’ Louis Cathedral. Interment in| Lindel! 4713 | PAPER” HANGING ne now x astering. age 36: 4 brig B., drten treck 314 Pine st ae se Rea- h. ; 08 La boulevard, Saturday, May 10. at 9:30 a. prices steady. Hard w t was May 8. 1924. Eleanor Reed Bone. widow Calvary Cemetery. Private (c) | MUSIC GASE— Saar: black, containing ne at ace. nt oF a Sbe at” ‘Dispate CBD | | Soma vt Sek —Nighis. hens. °act fi C wa off to | of George W. Bone ; ee cook; good pestry. | turkeys ‘ Dut scarce. orn 5 lod i d-Leader. Col- sanabie. y ~ ; 2 tur ove, JGe ~ Dema s were Funeral from residence of daughte ZIMMERMANN-—Entered into rest on ge book, lost in Gran er. MAN—Sit.: married: ¥olored: willing to’ nae AD +4 a welled xs and over. 30c; > ~ Ke mand was fair. Oats fair. | Thomas L. Harkness, 5040 2 Kensingtbn Wednesday, May 7. : Li e fax 3524 de “a ‘ a, cleaning and 4> ont 1808W, do porter or any work; good salary. l- ig COOK “eer nena ‘one ie) hue es tinea ; it y range of grain prices was not ee Se tey ay 10. at 2:30 Witheln es = (nee Krueger PARCELS—Lost: Tuesday morning. mo- OE ee: mer Soo. COOK——For merchants’ hunch. Cottage Bar. tov —120 to 160 pounds. ne a ainose® both wheat and corn BUCS oe ine Cemetery. ) | Withelmine Zimmermann wite of rvener torpus. 3° parcels containing | marcel PAPERHANGING and Sounancloa sia ae wi oe _ works, out, airy | Broadway and Lucas. Main 1741. (c6)} Box F-43, is. —_ » | - . , . | , 4 . ‘ ‘ | T tlt in =oueee 0 ee Ibs _ S@% per tb: 1808 ¢ net loss on some months, Bt Entered into rest. Zimmermann, dear mother of Harry, Wi)- frigee; wen isoae — 7 F Aad work guarenteed. Grand Housecieaners ee — “ NIGHT COOK—Appl uly 4387 Lee. (c) | HOSIBRY ee Ibs @8e per Ib coarse. und Y market in forenoon Gor liam. Walter, Etta. John and Laura Zim- side 10994 ; — = and Decorators, 3204 S. Grand. Sid. 42. : AND WiF®—Want work in in private GCLERK—Ex relia ~~ middite- 901 ble propost da . chiein. | i R CL etc.. gelling for char “ 0 slightly better. The G overn Buec i mermann. our dear grandmother, mother- | - ND * 603 bf 7c ; "Sent crop forecast issued after the. close Buechlein dear father of | liter i PARROT— t. hetw oodfellev PAPER CLEANING—Walls scraped ; experienced chauffeur, take care| aged man. Hippedréens Hote BALES ge See oc Thursday was factor in the market. Buechiein and ind fly es ny, Pi or OB May tos ce: 30| Clara =e Coe sona bie. yee Minnesota. Sidney 2b00K. ; good references; wite cook or/ nut. sae tay Athletic an Co., ipts, which were o4.- father-in-law. serena. | - 415 - Sidney 274 : wi lam. Bornoyt 126 , RK—~— . drive truck = MEN wheat receipts I m. from Wm. M. Schumacher chapel, 8. 5644 Garfield (7) me au CLERK—For s t preferred. BAI 7 iia Be FROGS—Per wuozen s H bushels. compared with 41.600 a week brother. brother-in-law and Jefferson avenue and North Market street. | PENDOUL »IN——Los xe | PAPER HANGING—aAnd plastering: do ; 12 years’ experience handling know somethin “a ut mea dium. $1.75: sma!r $1 o5. ay ang 7 and 62.400 last year, included 32 | #*ed 54 years 6 months and 26 days. Jeffe nal 4 Zion Cemetery. floor, ‘Tht rads . 4% wey dance work myself; reasonable; prompt serv- men: desires ee where these re-| Colfax 368. ; » Tbe, | Funeral from Hoffmeister parlors. 7814 | , , ursday night eward. Main ; a men's nk Bids. Vv EGETABLES. local and 10 through. Corn receipts. South Broadway. on Saturday. May 10. at Deceased was a member of St. Louis; g)09 ice. Call Bomont 3567W. (89 quirements are essential: 38. a of | CARPENTER WORK Wed —BExchange SALB = ARTICHOKES—Caiifornm. 50c to $2. yee wet rogers $6400 leet 2p. m.. to New St. Marcus Cemetery. (c) | Council No, 503, N. A. U. - PORTFOLIOW1est. on Manchester car: ROOMS cleaned, $1 up. Sidney aaa, + oH ‘St eg Acsepd evens . (7) “North, Ma ok Call after 5 p. m.. matt e reauir ‘ ail Belmont per box ° 41 & week 8go an as* | BURNLEY—Entered into rest_on Wednes- brown leather portfolio. containing sam- : ——— - | _ sor Set. oo* th and Park, . ; . ded 82 cars local and 21 through. - : ; , — perienced night watchman, —ine familiar with Dorris ALESMEN. ASPARAGUS—Alton boxes. $1.7 ante day, May 7, 1924, at 8:40 p, m, Wii- Pawan? Price lite. Phon eOlive 6561: | GRAND WALL food oor. a hey porter paint and wall washer. ye ag F- 204, Post Dispatch SAL ESMEN—6. sy $3.25: home-erown, 75¢ to , ip receipts, which were 138,000 bush- | ;./, Burniey. beloved husband of Dena —— reward. (ec) ——All work Stare . janitor, ‘ ' truck , with pte | bunches $1.50 per ue with 136,000 a aay 5a Burniey (nee Voss), father of Boniface REVOLVER— Lost: t; Smith & Wesson, 38 | _Korest 5078M ~ bi ane wisp toate 084 mabe rivesit “Box | DISH W ASHER—3524 Franklin Store idth na Ww BFE Zz Mississippi $2 to $2.75 +” Pata ag pincintes 47 aon ae oes —. Burniey, our dear grandfather p F R S O N A L special; reward. 4761 Milentz av. _ | ROOMS up; Owners of new © 356. Post-Dispatch. {89) DRUG CLERK—Junior. American can Annex SALES An CARBAGE Texas, $70 to $89 per te | seca! and ip through. Funeral. Saturday. May 10. at 8:30 a. RING—L Om ; platinum, 3 diamonds; re- rs fet our. price oo" MAN—Al, experienced and efficient, col- eRarroety, Oth and Marke Sree fn ‘ Mar ) CARROTS Mj msiss ppi, $2. ham- gd receipts of wheat were lighter |m., from residence, 6039 Hancock avenue. —-- _ “asd. Forest 2576 §05) | ad 4471 Gannett. Riverside ored. wishes position as achaultorur. eet. ERRAND BOY—Must $838 old. An an pe Soe ber bunches, ge 5, ageené lighter fhan @ year i. St. Aloy alway Ch urch, thence to SS | RING—Loat; ie 3 diamonds: Le wu or. eye Byes ptt oo wheat of ret bu references required. 203 N. |. Broadway: SALESMAN—Saii to retali i 8tnS——iihnoie ana India bushels. Corn receipts | Peter and Paul's Cemetery. war orest ‘ (cS) | arp j ; lowest | Porter: sa ‘ ; a, operate quarry |house. $2 to $2.25 per’ domem’ ne ote XY ig ae og Ele, Ep fe SS) | ST. LOUIS Paper Cleaning Co. Box E-246. P.-D. | ENGINEER—Licensed; in See =e prepost Fredericktown (‘Mo.) papers please copy. Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones — ee erences maintained. 22 | house. ¥ $2 to 2: %o 0 5 5 fone: Florids pene ‘|. can ler. Forest _9078W. __.._ i (0) | WALL PAPER CLEANED, $1 ROOM. counting: manufacturing and food p rag. FOREMAN—For mattress factory in Mid- 5A LESMEN— Exper lines to to $2.75 per yu Box. P barrels of flour and 5000 busheis of 5 ‘Monday, M a© . et Mieetiaet dotly or Sun., out-of-lown, daily STOCK RBOOK—Lost red, containin LINDELL 5558J. (c6) | ucts lines. Box E-312. P.-D. _{ SP) die West: must be es willi ly os “ale Write for appointment. Box EGG . 1%- bu crates, | and flour. véghinen 5963 Ridge 2 Mh. a ao 30. « Sun. 40c¢ Discouwnta per (ue. Agate— i money between 39th st. and Fiad an WALL PAPER CLEANING done prompt- PORT ER—Sit.: colored. furnish good ref- tent in erat pele ond relemaen : email $2 St. Louis Cash Grain. m.. to Notre Dame Church. Interment! 4% times, Ie: 7 times, 2c; 30 times, daily | 4000 Shenandoah; reward. 4003 Shenan-/ ly by experts. Cal) Deimar 2206M. (c8)| erences. _Bomont 19673. ____(34) mg Ey tS Box 5-416 P.-D. (e89) SALESMEN—It | you o : Florida 1% bu. By les of cash ain made on the ex- Calvary Cemetery. (c) Sc; Sun. 2c. Display. daily. $5c. Sun. doah. Se ed WALL PAPER cleaning, $1 room and up; | REGISTERED PHARMACIST—Sit.. best i= i . 2 40 to BO rning lees ‘ame eh 10 Frid id foll ERB—FEntered int T} P 55c. Discounts per line: 3 times Ic; | SWEATER— Lost ‘reward: return heavy paint washing. We do your wor k good of references furnished. Call Forest EAS 1 ASE th &. and Bot one, Be . ‘b. to $1 per a ay were as follows: 19°24 sony Pg a Nnemigy 7 times, daily 2c; Sun. 5c; 30 times, | ined ewront er taken Monday evening from and careful. Jones, Lindell ao22w (3) 461W. = Rn: Hamilton ote (05) a Alabama and Missi = WHEAT. ..| Erb, beloved daughter’ cr Mr. anq Mrs. daily $c, Sun. Se. | sold Sianey 1st |e, quest (7) | WALL PAPER CLEANING—$1.00 roo j | SALESMAN” —Bit.; age 25: college college sith. man for bight ite 5U to $1.75, and telephone, ae “ye George H. Erb. dear sister of George Minimum 2 lines ——_ . | alla and woodwork washing. 3 years’ experience. Box E-1l ee floret ol, CLERK—Elderly 03 Chee industrial "- : red winter wheat ; ; oo - | Ww RIST WATCH—Lost. go gold; downtown: 6014. Satisfaction guaranteed. (cd) | oe Dis. clerk. Lafayette otel. 8 % tions and e¢ wo * red winter wheat 7 eel eee psy ong SGole Ext 0 pone reward. Benton 2626). (ec) ~ i0 A | nut. Dispatch. “—Home-grown, 75c to &5c wm PS ‘ sister-in-law and aunt, al the age of — WAL he .—an CLEA NING—$1 room: | SALES N—B8it.; young man: yea spatc 4 red winter wheat ; | years. PERSONAL a RIST WATCH-—Lost, at Union Theater | Wa woodwork washing. Linde!i ALESMAN seles experience: wishes a - | HO’ rEL BAKER—Thoroushly Fiperienced: re LETTUCE—California iceberg crate hard wheat . $1.25) Funeral from family residence. Erbi a eo the re. | 08 Vicinity Union and Easton, Thursday; | e014. *Botistaction wuaranteed. (e4) | tion with firm they will offer furth must be first-clasa on om oy 3 ‘ Roi 60 to" $4; “Louisiana hampers, $f hard wheat ei Se phe a on to at Peule | PERSONAL, re ot Md nding to recovery | reward. 5362 Theodosia. | WE have a large stock of wall paper ueg" coportuntty.__Bex_ Feat Soet_ Te. 2 Sueenks anee” crelan rotevence and ‘ex: on ' iothor aaa ; / at 2 DPD. m o St aul's ’ xr mMformation leading to o — —— Bi ~CR ~| manent; en OWS te Ole Oe : a N Church, thence to St. Paul's Cemetery, (c) | of sw °R “ Gould s Marmon touring car. W RIST Ww ATC pm ES . ole, int ma Thi. Babe mide. tect tee Ag aw ery SF, in — ‘alll Gaia | pertences. Box F-386. Vost lenatch. (e) ‘GREEN ONIONS—-Mome-grown. 10¢ : | FUESS—On Thursday, May 8. 1924. at 5 | taken from Washington patverenss Fo a sc =. ~ AP ~ |J- HYNER’S SOUTH SIDE wall paper| sider any staple Jjine: references. Mr. | HELP WANTED 3 per dozen bunches ; ’ ain. Henry J- Fuess. beloved husband! 24th: no ai NAST — ” ea) ‘ cleaning and paint washing company: al! _Barton, Lindell 4136W x enced ONION S——New - Texas yellow, $1 te | Of Martha Fuess (nee Mueller), dear son cf | son. m, Gras 14 91845. ——s Found roome, $1.25: it eere to have your work \LESMA N—Sit.; 9 year experience: de-| I want to place 4 ~~ sap = ae $175: whi te, 51.25 to $2 per 100 Thy + wt hi inlaw aad ole eet Le | FOUND BY POLICE. Fine Rts re re Tye rentees, | elon gs position with established firm: ter- Sree ere, ereaae ow ly Peters, 704 Pontiac A “3 d ; ae See. OF ears c Victor sl, Olive )| ritory. St. Louis ang surrounding towps: be kly; tort t on .LESMEN—Have openi MUSTARD Gree NS —-Home-grown, 7 . Funeral from residence. 3714 Salena RS KEYS—-Central District. ory. ox F-129. | cellent future: pay wee : -_— ore a bin y= Se" orieane, 97 ve oo aM Dee ae Fark Laws Cotoetaty bet gm S| arp __ wus SE NST Hig Comma | MR ROE ATS Dt sara a oon cxere: Tomer. SUPE ee mete 4 to Ask for i RS AT nie > "a7 "ar “ met Ye 3ERS — rt iis Count ry 4 UNS ai uF eV >t. —_— ——— e SLEY—New Orleans, $7 to $8 white corn Re | BL omatery. cogeee was MEMBERSH! "aeen x F-84.; RIM AND TIRE—Twelfth District. IMAN—Sit.: acquainted with whole- | ™r. *LLOYD BROS.. 901 Pine st. (c89) Kisubar Wels | member of Phoenix Musica! Club and Beer Cc lub: muet sell: price right. Bo 4 NEW POTATOES—Texas. ~sacked, tm $ white corn - | Drivers’ ?: nion. Local No. 43. (cy cs Pogis Dispatc h. ‘cv);} KEYS—Eleventh District. PR O FE SS ] O N AL a] erocery. hardware and wet po cinta jO# PRESS FEEDER—With mak @ ready il ns, $5.2 100 ' = GAGS -—_Rotered into. rest on Thursday, | = . timate local work or agency.| experience. O, E. Schaefer, 4189 oni Se ge b a pal 100° pounds; Northaie 49% @ bbe ) ay 8. 1924, at 8:30 p. m., Leo Gass of | Bo s BBR P Post-Dispatch. ‘B) / pewa. nity of ad ing you ees weg ot hareen | " e [astra Rauschenbach avenue, beloved hus- FRATERNAL NOTICES , _ N RAPHER— Sit.; good begicner,|LAST MAKER—First-class. Scou ‘ ‘ye r. Weise tte. ‘al ; Somipavewa. "600 42 : 48% OTT he c | burg) ng my ethene eet, (Pee Bum- | BUSINESS CARDS , Post- Dispatch Want Ad, Phones STENOG) large. good. natural ability: very; 5055 Margaretta. — — Grand bi. from tot . Frade white oats ert B. Gass and Mrs. Ida D. Franck (nee Olive or Central 6600 dependable; opportunity first. salary sec- aL ISTERS—Experienced, Pr pag ON | BA (5) f 3 - f Home-grown, 20c per do 3 mixed corn aig c | Snes, in his eizhty-second year Masonlo Meetings “ Solid agate, three lings or less, Se ondary. Sylvester, Delmar 42663. (¢7 ee s Family Laund 2 burt oats 4 Funeral from the Leidner chapel, 2223 a daily. 60c Sun.; extra lines 25¢ daily STEWARD—Sit.: 30¢ single: experienced: | _clede oe — * elt ora Green, $2, burt oats - Louis avenue. Monday, May 12. at 8:30 or Sun. Discounts, per line: Agate—3 in or out of city: cam come linmediately ; MACHINE HAND—Experienced ee 7" : > Sgn... to, St. Liborius’ Church, thence to 330. A. F Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones times, 1c; 7 times, 2c; 30 times, daily good references. Box &-50, P.-D 3 steady work. Ruethel Pleining oh “a Ct i et iti. tit. i taaa 4 ¥ Ser visi pipet ncongteain > ag, pee to 2a pA Mlidinn aapihadilaibamatas leew ry oynrters: (tina es rete wt rigeers Nak Dale Sit me , Te shat. Peel hee pk ¥, y Rs tly Mn hae Me he 1 e $. hamyp er, $4. 25 to $4.50. =e | Cafty ry C tery. Deceased . b PAUL REVERE LODGE, No. 330. s lay— 7 Broadway and Monroe. (cB) SPIN AC Hi—Home-grown, 25c to 35 pele ee Grain Market. of fhe Batted Men’ s “Sodality of ‘Bt. Li- 3 qd A. M. 8404 Halls rasry gree = oe . 4 ‘—"o = ~— Eg jade. be: ‘fas. ‘daily WINDOW TRIMMER | MACHINIST—For night work, with at | SALESMEN—To sei! t ‘ " , ~ les ) t é.¢ . | ‘ } « ' ; ‘ . as ; , Y—Home-grown, 40c io Sim i 0a follows aan ome GEL Pane soy snneetn Ma 1 ee sang F.C. degrees. All visi | Display, $5¢ daily, 45¢ Sun out-of. Mi inisiwm 8 lines Sp care’ edcaléees: with sripieat poe | chinist; aust understand production. work; 7 tle Tac JOHNSON, 7 ‘ # : " Paint , ta ‘ ce; wi :. ; Sal’ ERKRAUT City- made kegs. $1. * 7 eenine: High.) Low. Chom. 4: 10 dD. Mm. Semenina — Getie (nee yey ing wabewet TK . ® > 30 times, daily 3c, Sun. Sc. dai Lina 4 3 OUNG MAN—Sit.. married: mec ca’; te _Easton. ~~ ROU ASH—Texas summer, $2 per Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's SEALED PROPOSATSe_—l 8 Soatuenr | i pop Pinte : ‘2 tines wor one srenings. e 46. Y + Lake and selling experience: oe MAN—Bast St. Louis eat Apply a 5 basket. - Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. 28 Custom House, St. Louis tor. Box | JOMATOES—Fiort cy. » ARD TREND 10 WHEAT Francis de Sales’ Married Ladies’. Sodality Office. 421 a Be ig hem ere F ST emy. Olive and 20th perienced automobile opers Broadway. 4th : $150) to $9. choice, $5 BO to $1, ber Ol 2 rath Of St: Francis. (8) | Me until Ii am. Mav 15. 1924 asd | BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT’G Cire. “Grand clotine. niabt of jhe season | _Post-Dis.__ Sit 20, emvloved: wania | WAN T—White gate sete id snes, cn ene as =e . | basket « M n luga, §&: - dentin e 28 sections | ‘ = next Saturday evening y OUN —_ W ydo 2 TURNISCS. aiamme-ameti, washed, . 4 ON THE t CHICAGO MARKET GARD—Entered into rest on Wednesday. | be , for ‘eye . pr menge, BRICK LAYING and Luck pointing. chim-| open abo Aug. 2 (8) x position with future; 366. references, —— meron cour.ty piace. to 40 garden n? aes coding to the drug, rein a and $1 -g bag ens Baw Saphames. a : Pe my ioe. ‘Smith} a 4059 m4 Further information on application POBR repairing. biltet. Ne) | PRIVATE lessons any nour, Classes night-| good education. Box rey yard work, 2 Apply sing 1 Larkin, Bos epartmen ete pag a Pr hamper. pO the Post-Dispatch. avenue, dear wife of William Gard. dear | Rowte DONOR tjon | | : jandmas (nee ¢ ne Gord. gear) ceived by the I CARPENTERS & BUILDERS fle School, 3683. Olive. _Both phones. = SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS Moods on _fano, $1.75 to $2.25: jonathan. $3 to the openi ing. The Government re- | S'8ter. sister-in-law. aunt and grandmothe tial yee 12m. on Mav 27. 1924. for! BU ILDING. repairs. garage en fd& $150. i DETECTIVES ABSGISTANT BOOKKBE PEs SE Spr MAN— 158 tive meet 50 . Bae ae given in her Saty -atathe year. 1, v ‘ é perienced oa exper wont Mohs 15> = ae | 0 the fact thar ripe By pene” \ onl Remains will ig in state at Provost-| improving Bates st. from cpa gat | Carpenter, 1928A Wyoming. Pn) | or general office work. Box E (80) day en pe rie. Apply , =, Mfg. a We will cive you 4 POCOANLY ors se per 100. ~~ 10-year average. Locals aga chapel. ; 7 ig aren Greens boule- nog yet and Grand bi. (formerly Gran We _vebsier 1492R. ka | DETRCTIVE i soenaed: seneee: on oe ‘ 2108 ©) manship si aa : va ] e ve- ravois av | , j- | : locates » — e.. = ' AR AS—4 o She SO ay .s t they met rather liberal nlag. i> Sot 8 ¢ clock. "tatermeune at | s, epecifications form of contract | . “told and fencing. me Go Hinde! | erent Invest arm f auto service. eg ge mage et poe ra ter aaa is is not afraid . ants I - na EMONS—Call ornia, $3 "i the c= lg ag ES remained Jerseyville. Ill. Saturday. May 10. (cb) | end other information can be y gh rd 3422M. , 8 Winney av. Phone Lindell $6102. (56) i. referred: best references. rae) MDosition necessitates ait you ans willing | #.. Sth finor. Be ary but after mid- in nr 90.1 GeSee. cf Te sreeicent, ‘room (eR) Ye FICER WM, F, LA CHASSW does | Grand 0657W ut $30 per week and wish bo RANGE S—California. $3 to $5.25 west ouses found little wheat’ for wt nee” 3 eiaeasiae ge 024. 7 Hall cuieks | ~ ARPENTER — Experienced : ~ Saniract EX OFFI 7s nvantig ina locates missing | BOOKKEE PER Cac: 12 years’ expe- os oh soured in an organization where Salesmen and Canvassers | a By AWHERRTES 34 per bu box, 2. os ne and this led to activity by locale and Rodes, widow of Rev. } : ,_ dell 1849M. 727 Carpenter opi. a Begule. 9 Tith Bids. on meee: ae nee: imal ase mets ywant fut is assured, ae ere Lo aes Ten live wire men: : 26 pint case: Arkansas, $3.50 to $5. 00g ara fe reanee fp aunt. sbeloved mother of — Wah : SPECIAL NOTICES | GCARAGES— Bri ck. frame. piece Up, plana. 703. —— fetreds selery Poe engl nd 48. furnish “goog references | ZO% WSR! to carn s"monery ee the xt | Mississippi, $3 to $5 per 24-quart @ reventive of | R. Re “and the late Sallie Rodes CIAL NOTICE—I, Delous William a 2a 2h — ding to invalid or driving car| 4 a f I EI ANE - th Arger.tine — Sere Gn Te tate r af on 1414 Granville place, City of St. GARAQ@QES—Brick. frame. com complete, { $178: INSTRUCTION aeaied ae ry for elderly person of eeser to 11 amt ; ’ . | ae athelic. covert M : Pro. h : in foreign ere Funeral Saturday. at 2:30 p. m.. from Louis. State of Missour!. do hereby give granitoid work. repairs, alterations. | BEAUTY GULTURE taught: mareel .| sefinement: whole or part time. Box E- * ) oe Titeda ae tne om ne art 'roduce Elsew ere .F supplies. Seadoa St. George’s Church ++ sae and Olive, notice thet I will not be respor. sible for Hereford, Olive 264. aaa, (14) ing: pesition IR + Tat 23. t-Dispatch. ' (96) and weil-umewn bea ~ ai 40 000 bughe'ls of euit to Bellefontaine Clemete any debts contracted after this date by | | GARAGES—15x15, gable roof. 2 glass | aor’ “4 og owns: | bs GFoOK—Sil.. by a middle-aged Bwedish Parkvi _ yeerrday. at § cents Tuskaloosa ‘Ala.) cna "Nashville iar = my wife. Nellie doors, 2 windows. Grop siding and paint- | eyior_ woman as first-class cook in town or| —Apply nS yey se — eee Se } PROPOSALS—RBide will he re- | the Board of Public Service | ee NEW Yi RK, May 9.—Butter firm, eoks_ we ceipts 15.080 ‘erenaanest higher than €i auto Milling demand papers please copy. } DELOUS W. MEEKS. (6) | ed two coats. lead an8 re Fae ae See ‘“inareeling. bea halr Sroesing. bie, future: country. Box E-7, Post-Dis. er 1685. ote tr 39 @ 393 c ry extra ¢{ KLI En oe } ey,| the one in your neighborhoo t Cc. marce beauty cultu iar r t.: t in ¢ - - enced in Ford ager "és tm (8! ee nes Mc tol c higher. Appre- 5 tered -into rest, Thurséay, | | SPEC 3 a NOTICEA—I. etrenella Teel Garrett, garage builder, Tyler 28911. 1J.(c8) | day and o classes. St. Louis Acade x BLOERLY aes er i te “sasiot im | 4 | ie cy 38'ge¢: do fireta (88 to @1_ soon » ' City : . "2, ed Ma 1924. at 8:53 p. m.. Leonard J. ’3 Walnut street ity of St. Louis. more | y Cc. “Eges steady: receipta, 33. or ne weather forecast in 4 ‘beloved husband. of Louisa Klin. | neat @ of Missouri, do hereby give not ice SCREEN DOORS made. $10 to $30. Gall | of Beauty Culture, 84 £1. Beauty Culture, 54 fi. 804 Pine. call 2 "3303" _Breedeli, Maplewood. 0 | seas il Motor Car "C.. vig aoe , aes a. : nae me Syy fresh Ter ed. extra firsts, remuler ; 104% @ yarns late im the day. wer (nee Lentz), dear father of William J./ that I will not be responstble for amy | Tyler 3389R 2117 Case. {c), LADIES—Learn beauty nay vig? + our @IRL Sit.. s high | school gir! wants | Delmar 264 26 '$¢: do storage pac ked. ‘Onc 2° July $1.06%@% to ; > | ’ , — | x - ‘ * $ ~ and Charies Kluger of Kansas City. Mo, debts satimetad after thie late by King Practical course made nage Ms hoo li lAndell saat : a. nenate _LE® N——The b Yer 5° ther or ‘aan > remulat jt . Bi feptember $1.07%@%; Decem- andfather of Mrs. J. C. Adams and Miss{ Ty, Manufacturing Co. 2723 Walnut | . . : denrendent: ler us help. you: days ve > | work after s i. Ca By | MIEN —6_ good night et? y. to “ pit —_ Seeman ow ggg” a ay Reng ye et: rn, owed strength also. ‘The feature | Villian linger, and ger Gear ——— street. ai a) Pe PREN LDA A BUKEY. CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH’'LS’G ning ciames. Moler ege. 510 N. ‘c8t $| Gini ir -"Galered. an“eeale ar walirese | GaviorA. Tre R17 &. t ae -# * saeianpineg fi | ren e law, brother-in-law and great-grandfa (Signe a : L—#it. ood — : , (Reese — Mg for seaboard account and in hi a —_—_—_——— |FURNITURE upholstered, refinished and night, experien seN We will train 6 ,, mes YORK. Mayr @. . + nrthened n his seventy-third year. : — ired. hone Lindel 7097. iw k more ladies in our short, | posit breil} dey 23 35 . I streneth business overnight: “Strengsh Due metres ot cuneral from the residence, TOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING wage: =. ° aan nde!) T han ee aie Wes course of beauty cul-/ _~———— aa a ‘go ork. | will’ pay from $80 to. oo. > 75 per week: o) em J0@ Sle. "Dressed poultry & bullish interpretation of Eas ties papers please copy. s Saae 203 “Delmar £461. 3829 Fi ture; reasonable; day apd oy = by white woman. Oilve 46 4026" 4 to 7. | miu experience , oe rep 3 STCCKHOLDERS' MEETING—The annual ‘cb The Beauty Secret, 3394 8. Je —_—, - a ticulars see Mr “Weles at the ‘a a? mechan ged ort ] as ne , " : on; e “HY CAGO, May @.-—RButter unchan , MARKOS—Entered into rest on Thurs meeting of the stockholders of the West aah GAR et) ) HOUSE PER—Bit; for cor eat Shop. 6 N. Graué bi., from 9 to 1 rE oP wens or, ; «=. first ; : y 2 t 8:05 a. m., Mary easic eae “ane “o1@2l 1 es baring “hy by the ah | ectivn ree 'Zika)’ of 1719 Allen ave- |. Bt. fon of seven one _lgbt Co. "for the | 3128 sae want Cindell 4556" ie | SCIENTIFIC beauty culture taught skh By ons 7 nar; an ies ir kindo 4@%c on the dearly beloved wife of Frank Markos | election , (cB) pons “a a Marinelic jastrecter, 4 GOUSERK BEPER—Sit. for people leaving | MECHANIC—Pxvert. on Cham pion pack extras, 24% @25 2 . Shipping bern na was re- | Bue, y mee nai ol of Helen, Mary and ing the ensuing year. and for the trans — Branconier. (cB) | HOUSEKEBEPE one meant . easing | Landis stitchers: i sendy peg * for CHit AGO. May 9..—Poultry alive "Sena . oned t “sc to 1%c higher: May ogg oa. dear daughter “ a. | Tapert) Shee om collar. Reward. 2940 N. Pririe Gili & Ge., 123 WN. Lith st. “$1 12 July "ear 10. at 8 7 ' 4 : T hreewn Oats Pe es evens, 90 tre Mecarch. ht ee eet hod—Ttost ema 53%. vary Cemetery.
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aK” UI 26 Bas Sin BA te eee a Jk gd y ; se _ iad pw YOU CAN GET A GOOD PRICE FOR THAT CAR—it you offer it for sale through P.-D. “WANTS.” 2OLV dSId - ———=—ates-omaes| : AUTOMOBILES --.| + AUT OM @ BI +4 mer pn a sales department work, SALESMEN | aes refavences, © Bos F399. Post-Dis.. 4: ‘Coures For Sale Roadsters For Sale Sedans For Sale’ ___ Touring Cars For es -¥ Touring Gare , | your BUICK ROADSTER. ’ | FORD—Sedan: 1922; perfect mia PGaenger’ just the, Lae down. et ra seer see starger,_demoun tive STENOGRAPHER — Experienced you ( VO ; , : High- de ialt line. Es- wens ey college eae, with ~ Nev vy Chev. upe ; Dace mm excellent car: cae - 4303 av -| ily outing. ahs -gra spec y — -schoo education preferred tun a few hundred miles. with ts of | : me > Open’ 1 KD—sedan. 1922: first-class condition | South Side Bee yg — Co.. (eB) a car, 1922, like new: ¢x- tablish t itorv Liberal must do neat and accurate work; salary extras: cost over $800 equipped: you can | : - ; . Authorized Ford dealers, 563 ette av tras; cord tires; $220: terms. J115 catgut os $18. Box F-314, Post- Dispatch. _(¢) fave it for $42 A year to pay. UOLIVE otk 3401 Lecust. | -Graveis_av. —— | Cass. proposition. References re- STENOGRAPHER AND OFFICE AS MOTOR, 2910 Washington. Oven OveRnES. | > - | PORD—Sedan_ “is22 model: beautiful car, | Smash! Ban ~ - jate model; almost new. : sistant: must be experienced. cuick and | 3 erate smal! switchboard: steady posi- ondition; our pr $3875 Grand at West Pine. Lindell 5687. (cd) Wee oe reconditioned; looks } Rebuilt the Yahiem way, refin 1921. starter. 0 S900: + pen Hi t C tien; good salary: reply in own handwrit- METH DY & PAGE. Reliable Dealers. ; Se a ee $295" terms. Mendenhall, 232 ' in reyal biue; Cadillac left: 4 wn. 4464 East A EPPO HET uauseal upe rior fa DO. | ma:'aiye age. exDerience and Dhone num | Grand at West Pine. Lindell 5687. (95)/ Buick Six Roadster—1922 | _Open evenings. | gold last week; worth $900. Read do AC TOMUSILE Che | _ber. -86. : £3) egg - - ORD 5 | the price again—$650. a | Sina ring 909-915 Lucas @V. (c69) WAITRESS Experienced arm waitress. Dodge Business Coupe, $745 | _ Cars of this type are bringing $650. | F Ruder sofan. 1924: ¥,| $2150 arc DEBAKER TOU good condition ; condition. geerif “17 N. Kingshighway. Scheller Cater: DR Looks and runs like new. terms. See this, guaranteed, for $465; —. a “Hube and span: buy this and save mone} i875 NASH SPORT 5 levine Zist and: ed. Woods tee SALESMANAGER—Young man betwee | Co. ee MONARCH. 3118 Locust. 1923 Dodge. tan S500 mites. Lh =. eet 2601 Locust. ‘| $1850 MOON SPORT TOURING .$750 Pine salesroom. Weber ener Snph 8 * sae © Co. | STEAR NS-KNIG in ‘Boathe “ town aa Seeger WAITRESS—Expertenced on table. 2230 33 “) tak wae gt F a mon aw tires? $243: terms Down ~ s| $1495 HUDSON SPORT TOUR. - aoe FORD—Tourings, at very x %, experience and qualifications. Box F 28 | 8. J. W. Stokes se 1923 Dodge Coupe WILLIAMS. of course. 4127 Olive. (c6)/ Auto, 5885 Deimar. Cabany 4300. te?) | $1785 a - - 95 terms; open evenings. 3318 wih, _Post-Dispatch. (85) ) Wai Frais Come reaty Se work. | TQIN EG roe gt T ‘ CHANDLER—Chummy; good condition; | 3: late 4- on repaint- 000 PPERSO: we : om. SALES MANAGER—And salesmen. by | _ Delmar BUSIN ESS MAN'S COUPE Saturday afternoon of Sunday. Murray. : : low price for quick s547 ~5 pt PE a een **** "$850 FORD—Teartee- ae oe Sod ancust. os jarge Chicago manufacturer; have en- | WAITRESSES—Experienced arm: Gay OF, Five cord tires, 2 bumpers; almost new 4164 Wast Pine bi. . a ‘ dacCarthy-Archer Auto- 145 MAXWELL TOUR ale terms. Me tirely new, .. fast-seling specialty articie:| night work. Apply Union Station car, $725: 10 other coupes, Dodges, Fords, | Ojj,aNDLER—1920 chummy roadster. ex-| 439 N. Euclid. Porest 626.1¢) evenings. - - 4 STU Tr ble to furnish cash | Lunchroom. (cS) Buick, Nash etc.; terms or trade. $100 down; see this bargain. | FORDS—Sedans: a, models, ae accept vunpe—s. 1 192 tens 22-33 pomeaes $100 te | l—1922—— Ligh ax: tra good; Hy es Kuhlman | brand-new: manager “a er. nd athe unquestionable references. WET NURSE—At once. Call 6454 Oak- > t G 3418 Lecust. your Ford in de: easy 4 ‘9-31 | py ZACH Oper like | RIEFLING—FORD DEALERS. a oe eee auto Sales, 5140-51 Pia 1921 Excellene Phone J. Bentley. iy American Annex, | — ag av. Room and board; sa i- | appointment. | (ets) ‘eae EV gon ‘paint; fine. P...., ‘this car ig | 2201 & Jefferson. Open evenings, Sunday. FORD—Teuring, | 1921: starter. ye | é | ables 2.50: terms wns Auto 4300 Toe 5885 Delmar bi. Cabany 4:00. (eT) "State Distributors | oe ere ale per, wast. 16) ppeneommneteen | priced to sell quick. Oreamsin, 300. = — = : 3 wages 322 vee ve UR ANT - 1v2Z3 ie: ¢-pass ev- | est Park bi. Lindell 7000, ; m, late ! ; over ul ” " ; - ° Ry manufacturer of new indispensabdie | WoMAN—W hite. to de cooking. 2550 4. DURAN T—i.Ste ses coupe, = yes: open Sunday and evenings. cbs Hassler shock absorbers, fers: | 4035 HO.GRAND FORD—Touring: overhauled. new, 19°%4 es _ oe + A safe place to buy. Ask any Yahlem bodr: Ccontnns. $295: terms. M TN : nthe 2 = 8. ‘to " , Wa wiect; very easy terms, open ~ real in. oe typewriter accessory, without compet ition : | Jefferson. (cB) | ery way per Be ; rgain. +5 sales ability aad moderate capital wit | WroueaN-—White, general housework, ex- | ,SBts.—Graupoer 3418 Locust. ___| Dodge Roadster, | $50 Down | 21. Lindel! 7000. Delmar 64: open Sun- | customer. "Open Sunday. denbail, STUDEBAE —, Nabe Secs as secure etime sine co ; . ban > —Lou early ¥25 mode Good shape: ve ean. . 2 earnings: exctusive territory and strong 895 | . ee OO = FE nme ae. Ca | car is without a doubt one of me "SON ARCH. 311s Locust. FORD | CHALMERS FORD— Tourin: , teal ready to go: $195. | wien California top .ER . 3 : - cond ._ Des | WOM 8g Saturday between 9 and | os cn on alliee an ene genes h. Ce ne New Dod R adster, $675 | ; lat ode! ; 1923 touring; Harding blue. dise w * a © Pe —s: . i tires: trade Pe; : t “‘Sos6 AN EXCELLENT “rt ieg Nex S © OF- " Se OW Laundry.| 2% enough to make it run smoot ome ew ge to Sedan; late model: twin shock absorbers, extra tire: biggest bargain in town; tgade:| coupes terms ; 2. | Rood terms and trade . Steraze Co.. Olive. F RE MEN rou; .i ‘Ace” Wet ash uncry. | try and ¢rive it yourself. Carries our JU- Ran 3300 miles: several extras; guar-| lock wheel ; many _ accessories ; bargain: term ant tt ILE a 4127 Olive. (c6) ery a KOENIG. 2940 Locust. Open nights — FORD—tTouring, 1923; lar demount- | a7 3 a EE | "houthweet av. (c) | f rawuc WE CAN ye. ER! 537 )| day bonafide guarariee. Big bargain trade any m ARE A PROD anteed as new: save the difference; Buick, | “KOENIG, 2040 Locust. Open nights, _ P hanical condition ; Downs Auto, RE ER Tou A HIGH-CLASS. DIGNIFIED PO- | WOMAN—Thorough! y experienced cafeteria Terms or trade. South Side buick Auto Studebaker. 1923 special; 5 Fords, | CHANDLE - my | : _— : iets 22 : ; R—1920 tourt in first-c abies: od prec T ENABLE you TO | manager in prominent hotel cafeteria in Co.. 2046 Lafayette av. co) Holmes sport. See us fore good roadster, | 9?) ED sha $400. rest S113. 45084 tires - terma. any VE RN Are | this city ] FC RD SEDAN 1 Me ini, -_ Deimar. Cabany 4300. Be Yi ear Ss a eae cn a Te is city: write giving reference and for- | }ORD—Coupe, 1923; several extras; good or sedan: terms; trade | ™er experiences Box F-32728. P.-D ic) ‘ : r ; ict) ey ye gee : H had best of car n Mc Kiniev. 1D | ons aN—While. caperianced. 0 cook and | HGmn aes $395; terme. 3067 Olive. ct cB) | WILLEAMS, “ot _course, 4127 Olive. (6) spiendia tires: special price iaia meek. CHANDLER—Cilassiest disc wheel ren FORD—1919 model; touring: perfect run- | hee i hecho “Mesier's Park. 6610| Giese ee oo ee => ESSEZ—Reaéeter; owner leaving Sox HUDSON-ROBERTS MOTOR CO. | touring. $495; $195 down. 4719A Nat-| ning condition; good tires: $30 down. | Mg PS an ASAE sears as, y ae i 3400 M nl aera ~~ | Wydown 536. 6153 Delmar. Cab. 8568. | Uta! Bridge. (6) | balance ea ——_ SP msn 7000. | ars ap a ae ‘Vv ‘DUDS, 22: fine condition; manzy ‘ arcu - a | SHBVROLETS_= : bargains; nm — . . ) panei c ) valid: . ae : (e34) | eo = ee . = tre extras: 35.79: easy terms, 3116 Cass. Oe eae Khaki top es FLINT MOTOR CAR co. | __terms. Big Four, 218 3. 8. Jetterson. (C7) (c7} | has every appear ND H ND PIPE Dispatch. ~ *" (7) | PORD-—Coupes. $60 down; open evenings. | tras; like new; terms, trade. 2316 20 DELMAR. | GHEVROLET—Toarills. cheap; terms. ms. Bis FORDS. Chevroists, Buicks, Stadebakert. 4 ; : a “SECO! - AD , 3318 Washington, eG) | Washington Di. (7) | Word sedan: good running order; nice| ~ Four. 2218 S. Jefferson av. (c7) Marmons, etc.; 2 FF TY SALESMAN YOUNG LADY—Refined. for general of- | . . SPECIAL liv advertased article of fice work in family hotel: West End; | PURD—Coupe; latest; $350. 1536 Mar- | ESSEX X RO ADSTER | clean uphoistering. equipped with yy melee as = a ca peat 1923; $250. 1538 — ga # Sas : * a ae Se02 see? me. = —— “onsumer., to work exciu-/| apply in own handwriting, eiving expert- | ~ ket. | maouee inshian: tol of andl lock. bum for — light; $110 ~ a = Ju : (c8> on te where the appointment has/ ence and age. Box F-80. Post-Dis. (cS) | PORD—Coupe; ite cash terms or trace | reg heap for quick sale Dep. good notes eac ~ 9) | CHa SO ETS toulings, Ail motor; all FORD—Touring: 1971: sheck made by our office. Must De expe- PPS smaler car. 4 213 M: chi gan. (59) “ HU ps Ny. -RO RERTS MOTOR CO.. FRANKL IN—C lose a car: late model | winter: rord tires. $26. Ma eCarthy-Par- lock wheel. starter and _demountabies; Cab 8 ' brougham : like new: Al condition: leav-| 45. "E45 588 (e7) a runnimg codnition; $175: easy terms at “3 an | tne city bargain: $1450. Cail sid- | SUZ: 0 —_ aor ieflings. 2515 Olive. ic) ee = H Sal 568. Lik Sacrifice Rubber Hose Sale _ of neat appearance and NT | FORD—Coape. 192 33: real buy: ; Wydown 536." 6153 Delmar. with car : - = «> st 8 ~#h) - EE furnish eS ae ee OT cade Bidg.(c89) | | SALESWOMEN WA ED | Ses. _ FUE 0 —— = _S*: , ! FORD—Roadster. 1922. with er; | ney 3814. "Maj Sweeney, (e80) | CHEVROLET — ing, demorstrator 8 FORDS—Tourines. some 1922 and 19239 TT. s greterree. Ce _— | SALPSLADIES—For house-to-house work; | FORD—Coupes; ! | FORD—Roadster. 1922, perfect motor;| 4455 Manchester 7 | ves on a = : From the y u PARTNERS WANTED | Bidg. (7) a cheap; terms; a $150: terms, trade. 3520 Easton. (c6) | HUDSON S DAN | eee hy cord anes — ING. FORD DEALERS, ais ; a | n Fe ES ae me : . 7 : . E tires rgain. or e erson. evenings an - read - to - wear FORD—-5 roadsters: late: $65 up: trade | Co. 4335 Warne, Colfax 240. 96) ony. or —_—_— SALESLADY — Ladies’ oO do i With $900. Apply 1820 store on South Side desires first-class |_FORDS—10 coupes; some real | terms. 2506 S." Jefferson. Two models to select from; fut fn such | 2 (cs) | = geiect from, in such | CHEVROLET—Touring. late ‘2:3: , ~— SintxER Wd — : in | FORDS 3 WILLYS-KNIGI > salesiady for evening: only thoroughly ex- | easy terms, trade. _ 3520 kasion a i coateneen ins, $a8 ww: trade: a odels ee ARTNER—In rin E45. | post: Dia. = perienced and abpol utely capable women FORD—Cc oupe. "41923-— perfec t condition; terme. 2506 3 Jefferson. eee lesa mc per ge be pont ory our | - . : PP just like new; $335. e 3S Lot MacCart ARTNER oe —-Ex enced sales! adv spare time work: full particulars —~ ref. | a (ine sto Tgp FORD—Roadster. 1922. $135: s rte —_ ® Sonne new paint put - gil | Dei c ie7) | $50 ae sedans and touring rs, from They a - ready ea Bex F-302 t. | PURD—New “1924 coupe; tun J 1.86 . etc.: terms; open evenings. 33 ash- ena parts re-enameled: e - | vahan: . bo — seed -to-wear: $1 gmt A real) erences in first letter. x F-302 ~ Dost |" “extras: $450; terms. | 2631 _Easton.(6) | Angton. (c6) | nickeled; if it's a high-grade 7- oat WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., 2310 —- - WIELYS-OVERLAND. 915 N. NINTH 8ST. FRANKLIN AND WASH.(c9®) opportunity. E- _ Dispatec (co) | — closed car vou want. ~ = : CF —: : = | FORD—! i. 1s me . : = Leca ’ (ce) Woods. ‘3933 Ou ve st. (c7) - sy MISCELLANEOUS WA eT pies | wta.—Small — fully equipped. Lindell 1 ec) 1: | i . PARTNER W'd. tands : telephone | FORDS—15 coupes; late. Many extras, eee demountablies = | Refin 4 ARTNER W'td ae ne bevest Boy - Box E- 38. $200 up. Trade. Terms. 2506 5. Jet- | heel: good condition: SYO0: no dealers (1923 Hudson > Coach CHEVROLET—1922 touring. motor over- ished in Le 3 ne, Mares tneame: references. ¥ Post-Dispatch. ferson ay ; 4°08 Lahadie. | ~“havied: pamt im very good condition; Gardner. "7 ouring odal: = * email piano, state size and price. =n be Post-Dispatch. z FORD—Coupe, 1922 modei; small down FORD—Roadster: 1923; Al condition; The most beautiful car in St. Louis. | upholstery and top like new: $100 down, : 6 s.. Enright. payment; $6 per week. Riefling’s, 2315 guaranteed; $250: terms. Mendeahall, | Special Neptune blue finish. linen seat | monthly payments. Orth- : . refinished. and gu guaranteed it t- ti : a (c7) = "te apace Gre: can © | ein. 0 Locust st. Lindell 7000, Del- ition: the aiuminum ‘sath : ; _ | CANVASSERS and SOLICTORS : R23 Locust. evenings. RS EN _ Olive. ~ ae Open Act quick. the moulding give the HELP WTD.—WOMENR, ‘GIRLS —WwomMm | FORD—Coupe; 1923; Hassiers, lock wheel, | FORD—Rondster: saree rene, Sey | Term 7 ar @4. Open Sunday and evenings. (c5) | rn04 taste. and in order to leave nothing |” + aaa tl LER K—Experi- yy . “ car perfect; terms; trade. S16 asn- | only $150: terms Mendennail, 2*2- ; | CHEV ROLET—tTouring: 19723: newly ‘ : » rm: aw s OU E furffiture = so relice: we are yg ge ee ¥ ees mecde Te ones man ington. @ | _ Locust Open evenings. (ci) | | painted; practically new tires: a spien- rice; - ee tires; first-class a + “ watt ted. FE > ain be ~~: os. Lindell 7000, Deimar 64. Open Sun- chego, for Gast BSUGGY—Derk Dbive pie ay and evenings. (eS) . 450 of quick sale. — 3 , GA S Je fferson. | ' +) - Ford deale ‘ 25. 30 Gravots. : os a let i” 43835 Warne Colfax 2°40 icOoR) - BAG PATCHERS | - | thorized For Grav ; oe | ) | | FORD — Coupe; repainted, ove hau ; RIEFLING—FORD DEALERS. ' $1700 ¢€ “AR FOR $950 ; | rn used ve like new, with lots of extras: Everybody Stop and Read : - — - s¥ CARKIAGE—Like sew 4: reed. hae . P “ 3 ‘ ‘olfax BODY EnGRER Experienced, os oAWesi | | | FORD-——Coupe $s? a0 x ’ yg aes 2501 S. Jefferson. Open evenings, Sunday. | cuffer ladies a Jock whee; Ho. orth Side — me = ae ae , - 2 ' 2s your chance: act uick: ‘en y- : U ; + —_— 19 Athlone. End Laundry. 4325 Finney. — | 4335 Warne. Colfax 240 “Sta 535, 7 (c6) wheels: beautiful fin'sh: cor tke oo io Ite M MOTOR, ty 3350; year to pay. $1200 GARDNER SPORT, $590 var clerical work; experienced, | 2 ' 923: real bargain -if_ sald FORD Roadster Use months; us demonstrate it. Easy terms or trade. | a ashington. . CLERE accurate. Allan-Pfeiffer | | depot me ae "Big FORD—Coupe. 1 open yvenbaagt 333 ll extras: a dandy. $265: $17 Hs | ee. — — =. ® we ven! Gass; Che wis, heer 1700 Bh ub ‘Solid @ “ af Sag yg : Sx Washingtoa. so a (e6) = : ~ = ‘our $225: late model > COOK —Exnerienced, white: 3 in family: AUCTI Al ang OE ~ ome Trev Motor and pep. repainted and renickeled: looks MAXWELL SEDAN. - scelerences: Westmoreland. Forest On s Ss gue avery emmy mR. and and ks a million dollars. | It's vours for $395: | 1—1923—Delivered in November: not a CHEVROLET TOURING, $40; Open evenings. Oven a. enings. se (5 a oo ic — soy? jot. LS nny quanta, vear to pay. OLIVE MOTOR. 2910 = | blemish on entire car; operates | $20 DOWN FORD a. . ae ) , : ' 3 —————— ington {} , | 42 - . . ‘ : - : Son See ezpertenced woman el wee se ot for sale. Saturday. ‘FORD oa Sa scapes Hassler shock | ineton._Open_evenines | like brand-new; exeelient tires | MAXWELL TRG $ , | GRAY —New touring: will sei for $300:| made body: 2 : ; ; (5) absorbers, Decker wheel, bumper. spare Wait! One Minute, Please | easy terms. ¢ ‘aiehen” ond COM NWEALTH _TRG @ sw. terms. Woods, 3 itve. for) | ment down. 17 1s Ou. ; _ HAYNES—Touring: repainted: fine gator FORDS—15 ten 4 | GOMBINATION RANGE—AL _NGB-AL biue euam- eed, brand-sew y hee is. ‘at Pe wae oT state Coeur Lake tracks gsten a, = bore. = - >; in Al shape; $120 down. Riechardt ilies ‘atl ve Me 4 > DOWN 2 a ot . Webster Groves; take Manches- HOLMES Sport Roadster | UNIV ERSAL, 3401 Locust. | . 50 DOWN | ,8nd rubber; terms: trade. 1650 S. Jef- ‘eg. “ ei: fully guarant BO rs ND LAUNCHES eg Is a cee 4-passenger sport automo- | WOON—Snport @dan. food as new. Gro ex- OARI Sp SED, sty : N ae 7 ~—___ . = ‘ 1202 S Sroadwey. ° b costing $3900: new. with a six cy!- oA SEDAN... 19; c iN L FOR — la | . iG ROO - ook! Haynes, $225|*®3-yur Sz ING ISD arhingt Permanent and attractive posi- OF tan nie iin te de ae $5 WWEEKTY PATS yor axy can. | ham 6 testes ee ” dition; senauneliie Wale ere ve. tc6) | ' ‘ tou! ae ‘tien , ‘A tions for thoroughly experienced TABLE SUPPLIES wages bg > ks as new. A bargain for $590.| Grand at West Pine. Lindell 5487. (c5 =: * ee = ¥ ORD C OU PE, ‘1922. ) ¥ > WT a] ZIAMS. of co urse, 41: =7 Olive. tc ~§) : Chevrolet touring . FORD —Lignt deli 2 2 —éz toe enababie } th I voneiniia lodel 4 ‘Overland —" | Easy terms. OLIVE MOTOR. 2910) * 4, revi FAMOUS & BARR u . tor praoad: F as 40 sloragce Aree assorimen:. . dition: $95 = 4356 Deimar. (e) ; Baleony, exxs. 5S. H. Pile. Fayette. Mo. (cS) | some as low as $60 és wn : 2. tom ma! Fine condit — ‘ MONARCH, 3118 Locust. WILLYS-OV ERLAND, INC.. 2310 Locust. O35 NO.GRANO HUDSON—Touring; 1972; model . sine + (cB) $650; terms; 3520 ton. (ct) eae MACHINE, OPERATOR | ; steady work. Box . Motor Al shape: tires and paint fair; BETS (89) j 5 term > 11-0 model, delivered in 1920; refin- } | 5°: il TOO, Dobene 64. Open Upen evenings. ee) iach amin: fown, agate. Sic daily, 40¢ Sun.: : ~ . Sund 3 . i : 3 OAKLAND SED) aa ey unday and evenings. — 1924 HUPMOBILE and ’ : SRNITT "tn - $20. (e839) 1520 Fuies— - | @isplay, 45c daily. 55c Sun. Discounts, | 2501 SODTH BI TTT —Roadster: late model. repaint- ELDERLY WOMAN—(ook — assigt with | per line: Agate— times, Ic; 7 times, | F 1D) a |: fine condition: easy terms. nn aHEV RO SEDAN + : FLINT MOTOR C. AR Le just like mew, perfect . Cabany cin work; good home: subur™, | 2c: 30 times, daily 3c, Sun. $c. Dispiay paachen JEFFERSON , en, , LEXINGTON 1923...:°° & 49% ee SO Barry Newman Neshi- 3. Jeffersen. Opes Ome NITURE—Dufter Gl saleslady ore | 3 times, Ic; 7 feraes ds mi! 'y Se. Sun. ot pene" Co a Deimar. (eit) See | oa F a chairs. SiZia = HB “eg eS ey : tet | $0 times, daily 3c, Sun. Sc. Oven Evenings sacrifice sold at once. — > — 1923. Troe mechanical condition. “original: enamel. in a ee — ome i hom ahereer | oeeg poanrene =o 3 rooma, ? ej . very good condit ped i , ; ~~ ere GIRL— Experienced. for general house- | ee oe && and Sundays NASH— Roadster, sport type; nickeled ra-| $7 $100, $200 “dows heel park light and extra tire, $325 | Sutton. Maplewood. (el) ; | rT bl. (e89) ) tiator complete extras: 1974 bive; Don’ t buy a car before geeing t! cash, $130 down, bai rf) (eR) For Hire . ~~: 7 , + ance 1() motes. (cS# M AX WELLS coe local vaudeville act: only good sal AV S/S IN $295: terms. Harry Newman Nash Co.. wonderful bargeins. Guaranteed in wr 't- CHEVROLET— 1998 to. oe dancer need apply. Grand 42 79W. OR HIRE—1- ton truck, al! or half day , Terms 5143 Delmar c7) ing. that’s vour protection. Ask any =o —s —— overhauled 1932-23 models; repainted; all a | PURNITURE—Newlyweds a contract. Call Riverside ST4R. 28) | SaTIoON = ' > haa: a Yahlem customer mn Shop and put in condition to al. good tires eee — tonie a ‘ rooms. complete; party can [Ls— ia. for light shep work. 415 | : aii Niversice 5: : ! NAT AL oadister: special Duilit. D.ease —. man who buys it: v : } re y ery good | KOENIG. 2940 Locust. Open nights. \ 5104 Gera (FOR HIRE—%& 2 and 3 ton trucks: | } fast: revainted: © wire wheats: a car at a large reduction: $160 down, bal- pian wares truck, oy . SCRNITUR en ey white. general light work. | __0F contract; picnic. Tyler 216. (c8) ||| Ir Win I ) ubber on sil: bargain: terms. trade. 160) | ance easy monthly payments. Orthwein. Maxwell Touring. Latest 1923 ss Le = § ) SURNTTUR Forest 3817. 4964 West Pine. Ant. 405. | YY GMS see , L. | Locust st. —— 7000. Delmar 64 Just the cleanest and most carefull a. A, =940 Cee 4 4 La | Wanted to Hire a) DES “ "apah ott — reais Oa. so. acho me omcoetnns ) Mk. ee nes... _—s eS) | used car we have ever had; “seeing and in- = 2 _ GinL— White. to do light housework and - inh an S CAT ( (@) iw is ~) oe Bm : ~ } — ’ ie FLINT MOTOR CAR CO. ting will ao the most mgt FORD I- to assist with cooking: German pre ' HAULING Wtd —One-ton truck load o \o; iS kid BABY OV “ERLAND—Lat e: wire wh eres a urprise ! 4-20 ” ve buyer: $565; 40 others; terms: de. | contract. ¢ , sith. 3: | ass? 3340 | 7 —— a. oo small 2 “coy age emuaamemmmammmaaaa || Exceptions! bargains this week o pve. Pad cn ates Se a Oakland 4-Door Sed $195 |. Gharrplet_touring: “late 1998: original Sastnes, of wees SEE eh oe KARDELE Me p FCRNTTe Re—Of a T-reom, bose: fendi: ticmst waces. Foret A¢9W.| ‘Repairing and Paintin | tm ail models and types. A large 3 se eet | vere ta each tac, | SBugptt:, $200 Tash: "$80 down, 6 news. | M AXWELL SPORT DELUXE Bomant 2860 a_i | a ee 4946 Buck inc ham Coeart, . weet, | —— 9 in _ 3687 | Olive st. ; body alone ts worth that $250 | eo 000 Det rech arged while you ‘wait, | — . = nl EARNS KNIGHT —- Chummy roadster, ; day. 1 ' d 2) te “23. with bumpers, trun@. disc mye ten Me ston On - we ae. ? pe eumar. orest 2 (cS) tas a a. ok pyrene ves onemtm eo te model: new paint: terme. 3441 S150¢ E "$490 iC and everything ly per- a “ . tor GIRL— “> e¢. ‘ar ceneral housework, fam- ~ SO 197) ) a : : eve an ourin See a Ag ge Aubert. te! eg piano: leaving Few “ y URTAINS— Your to rec cay . Jat miata. ic, } ; FORD gg - this ba today — nail iy @ adults: references requires i) ered wit WEST SIDE BUICK UTO cHe.. STEW ART—Truck fornia. Roa wt. : 5 a Ve-non ar e?) “oO ‘ate Klass curtains. 5-passenger. $1 = 2T Lat 1973. foad hi CHEV ROLE R57 One of those classy ones: come over and 3040 ~ A seis. _ S918» sell A ~ passenger $12: Fords. $9 and $12 T D = Ss rUTz—' est adster: this $18 > 57? ~~ a little ride >. = ane be y ow? : Locust bi. Bomont 854. separate parts: aoe ah gy eg house: will oer hooee rene 4087 4067 im bax: a fod} | “HUDSON COU PE | me ee on extras: yee boname . —a. . $4! Motor’ ongg 1d tee ——- -hd.. Re eS | ~ tmguts E 13 ge | Work: no objection to mother | t t: 1000 needed. et! a with specia! [ seat cove: Co AND ae R Ry. ee Lo c! Loo ! Kt ) IVE | | : ¥; £001 Wages: refer-— wo emer ong > 23404 “Olly live. “ey ei re at tells 2 ave nost ha‘: a “7 Re . :T 4: ok , k - Loo Open ev MOTOR, _Essex- Maxwell Touring bodies. £85 o cost: pay BUICK SEDAN Wid. —1923. Phone of- ,, ‘ety rif’ ; +. @: = (c} | Sco Olive 2848. (oF) 9 : ‘ f EWE" z . +4 ‘e aiN, R disc wheels. transm on te do lebt me | FoRDS Wis —and all othe; makes of TON, 3900. loot. _| Seat Seitanate aS $50 DOWN | People, ead This! : | : and weekiy terms " oat 100. $150 DOVEN Fine motor: car needs paint—that's DE LUXE SPORT TRGS. : : See =" or | | SAVING nent pegition : ; _ xper: “ ; cars bought: auick sale. 4464 Easton | ew: $7: . oe i | feD | Hudson St earns. $17 2 - $45 5 down. 2346 + COME ™ .. AHLEM THEN DECIDE. . ~ ‘ = | . w nut. (oS) FORDS Wrd.—100 coupes. tourtngs. road- S13 pF mane bea ~thg ahlem. | BU ICK SPORT TRG.. $750 _ of course 4127 Olive (e®) sed > . .* > > 7 > > _ NASH—Late- 3 7th and a oo | Olive st. | YBAR TO PAY: NO INTEREST Oi ieGku God allro ——~Sust | _Sters: ready cash. Lindell 4026 3631 | ss . z- fe | | ~~ | WAS ii i ia maresl Yale Beauty Shop. 7162 ian- | -Bestes. ® | 1923 MAXWELL COUPE ae Coenen aden’. ...... aan A dream; cost $1700; hurry (3295. Baby Overland. $05 down. 2340 a j $1850 Buick sedan for it. a ave: ‘% [ea \. (ec | This job is too good to stay long al yo aE Bousework: plain | AUTOMOBILES WANTED | s725. _~ a: | IO35 NO.GRANO _| $2350 Oakland sedan 250 | cost. Co ge ny ~ OE | une: | 260 Franklin sedan. ... 1 RI 0. W 3933 Oi; (c7) email family. Cadany “fel | we will also pay cash for your equity, | WILLYS-OVERLAND. INC.. 2310 Locust, | | = 805 $4 ve HUBER MOTOR CAR ©O.. | $2150 Stephens sedan POR PER—Youne. for motheriess | COLISEUM BLDG. 2601 LOCUST BL. NASH—Coupe: $400: used daily. Phone Runabouts For Sale | 7 NE ies 5 nadia a 50 NASH—Touring. 1971: car perfect: $295. heme and waxes. 2525A (cs) Riverside 610 73 FORD—Runabout. 1924 model: $250. very | $50. ; % 8 EWETT SPOR 3 Dodge, $140: terms. ‘trade. 2816 vor NASH—Coupe, LOT2: new paint and very | easy terms. Tevis Motor, Ford Dealers, | ; win 1ees. demons = te 3003-5 Locust Trade your old car. zee 5 REO ; + POR a moore 1200 ‘rator, new car a _ Ser'ne and felt mat white good mechanical condition: interior spic - Open Sundays and eve-| Sommers + 4 rin a, | : g - ates . ae t: small amily: f a ~geee: | 200 Al | [ OSs WTD and span. with all excellent cord tires: we ze (Pd) | A Safe Place to Buy « Car. biter: iting | =a Har =: Go. 5143 il — and chiffonier utiful recom. - ask your closest Sunbaction: terms. Huber west. honey “"yr0Rw | Before May 15: $100 to $1500 spet, 260i Lecust. Open evenings ft) | . aon" ; .—— =. Sedans For Sale ; LEM MOTOR CO. 5} eo $20" Easton _ Coneseney. - —_ | Grand. Largest Buyers in State. 4 amon | Buick Sedan 1922 | O35 NO.CRAND ; reason Deimar 807. ( ; Olive st. | I 90k. : . ar. com 31% rou can Rave it for $675. | 1922 BUI | aces. payment. balance traveime comeanion on motor ANY AUTO WANTED | k, Auto Buy ers ee ll ay. OLIt ad ee. 2910 when enten te re TOA CAB : a ay. : a 13 1_wenemy Rex J-18. Post-Dis |p, ers CO. 2001'S. Sth. ¢ i Ae Coupes on Sale CHEVROLST—i922 — WILLYS-OVERLAND. INC. 2310 Locust BS down, Seed $765: Ctympien. 985 | aT > | : =. painted beautiful shade sé menn') | ton. _ Bomont 1103. (eB) i tscn waate -Envnceese BOP l e290 pettvesnd ts iain ia | 1924 DOR | 6 i 601 Locust. Yroorins erreurs . a | Touring Cars For Sale WERLAND—T > $i ‘ 1 housework : family of | DS supwess 4) ) p good cook: references. Cult | WE BUY AU ros ca ner ese > ~ ge y respect; AUBURN—Touring. iss. repainted. new MR at ane a lan o- *. for year [Any kind. 3327 Locust (c&)> 186 t SON spt enges.” , Open | + a mechanicaily perfect. make us an - ae oe aute kx MePherson. ie | METHUDY SY & PAGE. Reliable Desiers. —_orme Ad children's dreares. Ap- | Coupes For Sale ; Ry CNIVERSAT. 3401 Locust. « est Pine. Lindell 5687. ‘cS) Idea Children’s Garment (> . agg ne eee a runs. looks | a 1920: perfect: $250. | . oth. fej | BUICK —Coune: latest 1923: 4-nassencer: and guaran terms or trade. | terms. 1803 Park * eS) | | finest condition. easy termes: trade. pen South Side Burek y # to Oo. 264 2646 Lata = on heuse ¢ress- (raupner, 3418 Lecust. | o te av BUicCK—Tourinme car: 1919. Califarnta Mga: | CHANDLER —4-passenger = ——— ae Su aed —— — | tep: sacrifice: $155: terms. 1803 Puce (e098) / : 2 per cent — tires “= vam : - st -| Pubber, $165 ; terms. oh Ove. easy i. a Ganee. tos | cat die Ge —3 ity for the best | CHEVROLET—: Al shape with good cord SS 6 touring. fust Me 7 > __ osm _ na} FrorpD— 923: cord tires; Drees | CHEVROLET 1924 coupe, _ a, new; St. Vincent. Rear. | WEST BUICK Bans (cee “ mf bargain = | rew , . term if wanted. , $460. Yebisa S. Jefferson, after 6 p , : (29) new | _ BUIOK—Roadster : lich? @: genuine H-4 | eee & beet ies ee ’ FOR DS — ; Colfax 249 ¢ <7. -~_ —¥, om Sean terme; trade. 2520 ‘ef. | BUICK S—Touriras. intest mae CHEV BOL ET COUPE 4 Butek Auto Co. i644 | FOR — | late 1 ?- 923—Original paint excellent ever. = a | hauled completely. extra cond [lees 4 Finder box tires: real bargain: easy terms; open bighte and Sunday. UNIVERSAL, J401 i aL Hi —
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F Sale Talking Machines For Sale aranuate ° -—Furnished house eo Ny with hot water. a ae bath Si eee a0 ae arta? | 7 Frrpar “ae a EOUS FOR SALE | HOUSEH'D Goops — OM SAL For Sale Pianos and Organs For ComsoLs Ry 3 phonograph: . he Btagek Py: ng roam ant sleeping rooms, “(eb cee aaawoiees handsomely ae | IDEAL pay EE. baths: $1 per oe. : vis @en ae ae Lae urnishe m; cb3x) Ay & oe N ruction:|GAS STOVE—Quick Meal. (e y Pianos and Organs hg tots Diive st. WESEe. BADIE, 45627—Two jarae ? ares nished front roo ” ( : Tui. O14 , 5 | a dition, Roberuson Mo. | aye Gran a ene ae Mie: perfect condi. | Pesos net ins In Fingal a BY vMtuakesping Tsay, «(feUth expos (5;| home; lem soneveees laree phone: #0. | GRANDEVENTER OTH Of rome: ; oe | | Begg Ay Anglum. Mo. | Gas STO ni hrey. Gran - honographe o up | Scu'ts.__Colfax 734], ; rent room. | LEwIs e. telephone 6729. hs E S be Flying Field. offe2: $35. 864 Hump ___{s) | N YE oo machines ‘A are guarantess bie ROOM—Lady has lovely nome beg Bn ery rooma, sipk, gas eee ly turnished _Lindeli ¥. | : 51J. - t | these 00. wilt sell for — than kit tchenett if desired, to refin LL BL.. 4365—} ty Rn (e8} MELVIL LE HOTEL h lawn. tirds. rer? ee gt ; FIT — Complete; : Iceboxes and furniture a N to $30 m $15 w 18 92%. LINDE ie garage opt i can Plan; pore ‘ — KING OUT wheelbar- om STOVES—Ice 37 Frank- i range fro NT. Tyler ADINAND 387 me for __all_conveniences ; ith board, Am , | | Touring Cars Fo » “eben. ann mower and “yfeagonable prices, Kaplan, 14 {£84 t or returned in eX- ||| Mav arens Music h HS DEPA ‘Olive ets. we or. F = ee : LINDELL. 4361 Large room. location.(7) towers. like the_coun leotion al Waa : RST aik es Arsene | N.S nm av. - | en ouse hed ployed parties: shed SHA ; n plan; lo ‘ab Ge enn p 3007 Blaine. Grand Lr EEALY HALL od end aprinee’ widens een Oe Chickering Nort mj _} small innod only, also ‘suites q C to tenn aE SE spent fete "" eons F nklin av. S: hair; 3-piece, new, tro 1416 N. Saran. | be lis—Sheet Muslo INGTON, 2812—w | furnished res) cars; gentiem L ‘Rooms (77) ‘busses pase E . . - ieee War Bin Tg b R23 ra best for - your Open ail Gay Saturday. (c36) | Hardman S hmer Rr rds—Ro ARL with at - - MARYLAND. . 42 Lh furnighed i OTE = ite 4 the , 0 eco and __ for sleepin gentle- — Nicely u > 7 A ) . a3 . ss ss - we ~ Paint Co., ant When tol “it | C ROLLS—Including = te oently s 1797 Fun ished Torest MARYLAND, — 4350—-Xice reference re Cae AIR M0 : -_. fire- ba By - ST UVAReeE ee tis : Mecha Pruiemsies per gallon, ~ | Olive. bench. 7 a. he NCW BOTANICAL, 3069A—-Elegantly furnish reasonable: Marviand Olive ca room : Fs es ~ eet eee a ‘ Canines: secenesreet need RUGS—2; tT, oo sate and piano (e7) | Harwood Milton ' “oor jae Titlomees or couple emp iezs0} MARYLAND gg aan rs private For Ren‘ Rent ree ' Ss : . ain ee i a ae and or use; anyth' 4th. 3015 Globe | . rom Cars. 7 mail room: ho {SFER " = “a Tee. Lae ti OLEP & BONS. 2219 ~ (ci) RUGS Bargain: also cleaning, (e2) Schaeffer Kimball toh Want Ad Phones =bieck trom ea 1926A—Furnished rooms, | 2 rooms, 94 fioor: fur- creer mt Ct Cane ph 7 4 me cememeeay =} Ak Ep RB f Db. Cleaning Co r, 9x12. $25. slightly Rabe Artemis veer Bevetel Central 6600 __ light housekeeping hed house- | MINERVA. iaehodhas gas. eleciric, te a on » Bt che ” . DEE 16 * Wa ardrobe eng ¢ 3950 olive. > a SUCS—ASmainster, Brasch, 2618 be = 3 Richmond r Pry Seog Fa line, daily or —_ EADS. 2838—2 newly woo (ed) fiahes $5, ne oraz | f SORTASE 6-F00 saat TTT oe write = eae is: haste ~ Tee litan Stora misma ’ c ichm Arion o nted. Hotels, Roomm keeping rooms: youn ee ph rooms. Gd floo 11 : 1. St. Clat eg , = , ~~ ~— as 50—4 . at Route . Ady i tea Z H—Hish-erade, $3.50 Fag sents ACHINE: {Chifforobe. “dresser, Bradbury And others C ountry whe 7 deaien. 40 tatty, ine EADS. peda git Sonrenleneee ta MINERVA, ana electric, telephone; § | ee Meramec ‘ore : tel .. . as Ties 3 rag & lece davenette . S0c Sun.; dia Y ly, 40¢ win ed: reasonable. k! - oma, large 0 ga , | act eet: oe — Railroad Sales (c80 gas range, 4-p ohair living ’ daily. te, $5c daily, couple @nploy t room. neatly |_ Weekly. ished house ro in. = = an gallon. h, piano. lamps, rugs, m th- And others Out-of-town, aga Sun. men _of couple « nt room, neatiy IR, 1381—Two furn 10 week furpiahed ; barga! with rT — Les _ Sees od = n av. 5 ound | nograp ng room, bedroom; o Sun. daily, &5c TH, 1611 8.—¥fro (c7) | MONTCLA children: § ; — ished cottage & gate acer: SiS toe | ee LEAD Cin a La oe room, wal “first-clase: forced x os EY D G. 0. Basceunce ee ee: ee. daily Sc. Bum, || tasctned te hy eckee _ oousekeeping Pay ng Forest 7142, aeeie FOR LEASE and eerie Gee 0 Se ee ilies S| Se, ries, ik ERVOORT-B 7 Tieton | Ma case Fibs eg SE ae | eee ae = Stutz a cat ‘Bins Arorcy_ 823 i, extra well a's) | TABLE—Dining rooms butte oe SCRUGGS-VA oc Dispiay—$ "30 tines, dolly. Se. ~ room steam heat Seas Near hats housekeeping "convenient | rook on the Mere road. ae Oive % eS 5 =i2 ) : TABLES —§ ft Me ex _ (5) TABLE— Call 5648 3 Acme regents daily 2c. Sun. pia — times. GRAD BL.. pats ear 4 geatioman. Pm tront: private family: (5° —- pote Ferry #. Se : meiel- « > tnut, ¢ non samp | oining ) ame at tiene Ser wat es ie . s ae HAND PIPE VACUUM ong ate = l09r 8 American. THING SEWING MACHINES Minimum @ lines ‘Sidney’ oStir ed front | Are. 9 Ci Housekeeping reer maul Ceces Poe fe. sath st. ie Ro ge Ea a » SECOND- wear eetaees | dade on tow on Ekta “Tis ae = i* CLOTHI CHINE—Cheap, 3637A & | GRAND, 3212 8.—Nicely furnish warn | "eneunh for S; eon Spear ls OO. KELLER tbat : = ee eS Bok 4 ; th new ] lectric Co. ak WING MA TY bath, for (O) | Shouse 5 ais urnished ; ra apo . eed, wi ils, structura Morton Elec (cl4) SE D—Cl Joining L., 5025 mily. For- mes we BT, “oa bey : saving: ra | bong time. For Sale Compton. ad Sins Singe iTH BCGAR rT: for | PAGE BL., loyed; private fa y- ) Ya "es MoT sere R. a8 —o and everything *. ter power: good size 44: ING MACHINES—Drop opined Racers. one ROOMS W _2200. -——Room and board fo for ~ employ (7 —— : gel plants. tanks eel, Ene ur WASHING MACHINE —Wa tichi Cen- tleman's gray mee Af: Olive. "ELS ce; solandid condlted: HUMPHREY, idney 3364M. t 70 Maple; fur- ~ — eee eee me d iro 'S IRON @ STEE Ri ition; cheap. 3433 M San. (cS) | SUTT—Gen by deale 949 $10 up: sp 310 Olive ~+ by May 18. siéney sheen "| PL.. 1—Corner } rooms, ‘Si —Toptiue agen asso ‘- "SONS (c96) condit tically new; n ek only. 3 Singer; ne or two PARKLAND 2d-floor front pe et ige oe SPON 2761, prac we Drophead North ¥ se 2703—O ric. bath: 2 attractive rround- PP tll eres rs CLOT se . Hal! st. tral {ES—Filoor samples in ING MACHINE— lendid machine. a mi A BS: water. elect . nished. kitchen: pleasant su 2 i Oo: ar tome Dae . 0 H Sale WASHING MACHINES—Fix Allmetal, w tuxedo tailored, (7) | SEWING | make offer; gplen Y.——Good room an keeping room with separate (¢ es i” . 7 °p: er fiose WA Thors, Eden, me SIT—Brand-ne 022 Ry. Exch. leaving: Theresa AY, .2001A N. (TN) ite. room ¥, | TELIP “ Sacrifice Rubb bber Co. ueBird and others: cash of terms: "Coe | Park. C. 8. flarris. 3 Hine ew. CHIN E— Droviead: mig * ‘board, reasonable. dare. in private CAPATETTE FIM —Howsabeoing_ ea SRKVIEW PL 4740 Dtock a aa! Phones : 8 Fad De : - From the Day Ru Ivage Co. ge a as $25. Morton Electr © el 4) ane te ane bargain. }?: must tc8) ROOM AND ARDS eorers, J (c and kitchenette: front room: ie = 4 Hospital; sleeping roo 9) Post-Dispatch Want “seoe f a9 TRSS fencing: Bi per one best the Underwriters’ ae entire; 709 Locust st. i ag EXCHANGE agiy. Franklin, rea: jERVICN S1i0P— family. adults = conveniences. Nice. large basement for two. = a Olive or Central join | * _ ate ehe- teetis ae 4 =. © iS chicago 1 a perchesed tt of Bi at | WASHING MACHINE —Eden. — 312-50; NG MACHINE—wil trade a fe SEWING atin noha dl like new Northwest MISSISSIPPI. T1p0— good for Mundry PARKVIEW, ane i shes. ay Solid agate, phe: err io: Out-of- : ae Lec PUM? aT 2 y Ru n't fa $70: eleciric ec SEWIN : for automobile . . EW r old mac 2617 o room; vite. newly furnished Sic daily 7 . 3 Pilg oe m ri of the Da fi ing prices. Do wringer 5: cleaners ren* head Singer oO t 1280. We make you uaranteed. h rs h here ht. s ht. gas and ice Display, ’ $0e Sun.; ¥ aneaes ‘tee - Sati ose __ vee z re eg you jue $7.50. = special for housecleaning. Louis — Geiee, Boy 34x4 or 36x4%. Bomon (c6) or Dklin Bomont 1290. - (8) WANTED—® gag peer og For- OREGON. 1052—On eping room: range: $6 RIDGE. 6970 Aeartment east BOWL T: —_ gtrapea die. eo ’ (iivntmecemenes — hose, va 7.f ll con- and ump e 2617 Fran ie _# Tan repaire orivate home. ee cool housekee ef} t running w ia : y le: 7 a cat ~% ad” -3T of garden nozzle and a tric.” Spring 1%) wing machines Bo- care clean, 1 room: ho : sekeeping: o—3 times, , Wald hh T 50 wan ST. 8583R. i=-Sace's a Ganado VER ALL =e ‘Singers rented monthly, est 27883. ms for light nous: ROOMS—-2. furnished. lene tea water. a ae a aan Sc, Sun, £0. Display Tie: ate: a ae on; MIS KROKTN, 915 ND WASH (c96) WASHING MAC ie lifetime: We nave GOLD AND SILVER jati-| mont 3060. South , PARK S172 Foo — all conveutences; conti (c80) 5 aa ae times, daily fe, a Se; “4 —— - Tyre ; onl n s t ati- Cc - r , : , ; er aiies ELA NC. “310 4 rEN FRANK. i = "indies nambee of “oe Ton te v8 | SH paid for diamonds, Seockeas “lew- CYCLES | S.—Singie, also a dou- ALOZA, 318—1 or 3 ‘ aink, renee = | Delma oe and Ta;lor: beautiful 30 times, daily oo aa ee Rca s ie washera for one. wy in this lot — and silver bought. (c57x) ICYCLES—MOTOR COMPTON, 1517 “benne: private family; PEBTAL housekeeping rooms: . (6) ROOM—McPI in modern epartmant. ‘ Minimum 2 | | t * f22mek NEOUS WANTS 4 | taken as trade ins. Inclu Fa we | elry Co, 612 N. Broadway. id. broken | B ble room, with nee bath. a fog Nant) | front oom OR RENT | ae WD] ys-Knight ee VISCELLANE aT Ppp Wand | are Edens, s. that tt will be worth been | INGHEST pfices Miller, 708% “Market ROOM-—Russell and Spring] very G rand PRESTON PL.. 1730—Roome fos “e ROOW—Lovely sowik rent: ye APARTMENTS F . ” MO deme atta} il TFORM hgh apa d price. Write | 4 few others These* machines have bee welry: diamonds (7) ROOM—Russe board optional. \e housekeeping: te. Park. “Hamilton; private ‘am (e7) ae ) (c) RIC WASHE bro 7321—Double Rhoda C housekeeping bl AS a ( - Satie Chant Einene Sitiner Y CAK Colfax 621 —PREeELESE Machin Co. Ollv For Sale - | MYRTLE. . reasonable. leep- | W ; all convenier.ces. ee Atblone. ishes , m Washin Will a home_ cooking. _veniences; reasona —Nice, large s for 1 or 2; a fur- LoS a . aie A as, stove. fixtures, 4 _ | 9 Geneva, Vacuu Fhone Olive 737. will ULTRY AND BIRDS FOR good horses with } Gronawar. tone Ray. Renton 2200R. SHENANDOAH. 3925A— Nice. le private: = ABHINGTON, BL. | 4333—Nicely .| reagonabie : — = ™ : : 1 c = - m: se . = 7 acalivy oo ieee oe 'en6 chairs, 4116 Luc walnut | ciadly furnish par PO rT Loewenstein, 1341-48 N. d all oe Bg RE | nished hou —ieieste ene a an ge ee ‘BEDROOM gett ty rors ? USED FURNITURE PULLETS—50 8. C. white one “Ie) HARNESS—Best_ mma oe gone you West —— _motern. “Grand 2380R. eae | Gee WASHINGTON BL... jouer: Sonn room. breakfast room. ws : Se " phonograph. plano wi sell cheap. Cal SAae OF BR, FRE. eerily, 0 _bergain, gan depend on harness made by: Kraliman *CQxcalient meals; reasonable. Per. 48713: | SHENANDOAH, S8}1—9 far for | seteees Bae wo pice con-| heat and caraae: eee =e 3 et ay /tamoe. etc, like new SOLD FOR STOR 2607 Case ay Bomont | “excelient meals; F sink. rge light rooms, fur- WASHINGTON BL., 4038—Two floor; We. J. | J a & es same today, 5127 Ca ith beauti- RADIO KSb AND WAGON—Phone (cd) 77 oom, con ee VIRGINIA, 1911—z esping: ”: ee bale oe a houston roqms, o6 (65) : , 2 faa 2 oe ek ee BEDROOM SUITE Wi ainut and new Red, et 288. s. Ase CATES, eee eee oe meals. Cab- nished for ana 10.50 week ly. | : a —= Se mitress, 8 pieces, $100: Sbiong tadle,| Any one elt mattre a. $15; Quick Meal For Sale we Ee he heme ny 1678. board SE agi Parand des | OIRO aE rome: newly deco ieee West. ikon i ; onl ee : = ite. obiong ew felt mattress, dining-room FE T—Complete, nd Mullanphy 5-gaited |! any 747 room and boa ROOM : riine. Ca h a oS rooms; kk. NERS. “ ¢ Pi Le S736 Jas Rae: ealact. dining su irs, $100; mohair | spring, n $12 $89 oak din ite, ‘ERATIVE RADIO SE r: rea- = iful, 3-gaited; also 5-¢ 9 NS. 6736—Good th; separate | ore west of carline._ mw Bidi 7% OF DRAW H. Davis Furn. $12.95; 9x12 ion range, $99.75: bination; wonderful pri Kingshighway. S—15: and mules; ss. 717 R Bla. 2837—RBoa rivilere: 5, meais: D 91—3-room_ eff bad =! _ Fores t 1004W Bea uti : ; utiful, $27.50. (Cc) $29. 75; Fuck’s combinat ahesenn | cane liv- dol h Hoefer. 1050 &. HORSE wagons; 5 sets of harne (c5) | DEL aA family Sie: Karagze D BLACKSTONE, 13 mplete with dishes, __keeping rooms. 4903—Nice large APART agi FORD LISS? DELIVERS — jee “2718 Olive. rtered oak, stuffed velour and ma verything ~ to | Adolp BARGAIN. |} | com- 2 dirt venter. we x meals 4. $8 te. furnished co erware. lines heat, WASHINGTON BL. 4 t - ons. cheat: Sewsenten®s ELS ’ BP aoe ine paps aod , necrew. about 10 Soman suite, $69. 75. big savings: bank @-tube Radio Corporation for quick sale. apeantevontes 520 'N. Kingsbiebesy. SELWAR BL” 3830— Room and boar ‘35. cooling yand nhone? $50 ch light nousekeeping_reom 375—Light house: of Pb s w OO Le tee: event rge lin vis lete y nder ighwe yg 33: : single e light. « 351 WASHING’ ll conve 7 . $15; large il, $7.50. H. Da (c) | comp your (c5) | bination: wo S. Kingshig (ekO) acrifice. (co) week ; > Cabany t- | WASH rooms; a ms ——— iUim—tDes, ans & te ename money; use Franklin.(c fer, 1OS50A S. 0) ing; 8 ; - ildren. a room; 4 a sleeping (&)) | ARLING , “Suunile oety: 2 geen es ae wae Ont iGE—All_ blue enam-|”°BRAscH STORAGE 2018. Adolph Hoe PARTS. ouns. weigh 1200 to 1600 inde fee ee oryeee OB eR SOvLE wood Keasalltes atatens hee t'3 tences: Teasomabie decorets | 2 wr Betinss —— POUBINA TION i ee brand-new. 280) & Fiate For Sale SUPER HETERODYNE, PARTS. a Suitebe city usta Oe also ainkie reo.” Pore (e7) tractive 8 south. ~ WASHINGTON BL. “oe ay ee et wink, eee MIG—is 2a SEORS. eae. : | @i; fully guaran ee, rn. Houses 3 U. V. 171 . CG. of a tranesformers. Nicholas, 2860 Mc —— te thern' front! ebie: is = sirable room in resi- ed, north and sou ae ery ie eee iia Se SO piece M. Kopp- se NKLIN, 1623A—4 rooms. good condi- 7 v, 1714 ‘radio ‘variable ounbenses Omens e years old: oe Lr LINDELL BL... 3942—South excellent JCABANNS. 515 nieces panoae eer GP acae. 1503—Aet CF at. f =. yerear Se an (ING R d fioor. FRA} @ flat by buying (7) f ernier. r. 1400 pounds: su . 2801 3S. 7th. rooms, con —* dence lace. hen WASHING te bath. or : Tg OF ys oy sk Tree. a DINING 1635 Arlington, res tion: can have “— tap Vv riable condense to Bakery co. & (c °7) A. f {shed { oulet »D room, kite ive rooms, priva (c@) : - ea: oe ee , man, . barde va denser. Habn boar —Neatly furn ng front . n- tractiv — ee: 3631\ &—9-piece; Ameri- FLAT—A747A \ i ay, 090 seneral radio sand grid leaks,’ | *7m. n geldings. | 7 -pHERSON. eniences; mood meais.(14) | a sat gedern apartment! r(e89) _apartment. 4540—Front room, —_— ; Samet | BA LN' rene Anish: brand-new. P60) FURNISHED | F complete. Call F . of a condensers: ‘ot. *202 we HORS 25——T'wo Gee and cae nemers: Bs rooms; ail eae Ay pat eae or lady a ira floor. 1 room: mod WASHINGTON Bt.. continuous bot water; _—_—€, 2. Trunk itm = , itu . ea Ugg or (c al nd; | -HERSON : _abie , coo ingle or - é Cian. reasomebie grace. 5 ae 1202 g Broadway. oak; like | between 9:30 and 4. omplete furnish- Bs Sint Biae. Grand 300. ~~) ase “superb i we Beck & —, University car ms:, *!| | GLEMENS. stonthor abana family. (a) p-ivate home. 635— Furnished | ies UITE—Fumed $200 ISHED FLAT—C crifice at/teau Tru they d handsome 701 Manches-| to : O8—~2d floor P1293 conveniences: __ 40) ON BL. 4 rivate > enone on ai DINT NG-ROOM SUITE finish: cost Ae ee, 7-room fiat; must sa Sone Feed and Sees Co.. 6701 (©80) | sg Pegg 0 Agno lily «sg reak-| any 3726M. housekeeping room, " seoping. room: % pontiomen. inp (e7) PALL Leagen a > n ‘lede. - a —ae m - use sleep = eg, age oss og neon’ £8862 Delmar 1 9-piere; Aprer once. _4580_Lacle ee Hauling and ver ON. ht young mares. ee TcPHERSON. gt ate nage, “bath: all COOK eee tee 50. $4 floor | home. Forest 746 dk 4960—24 floor | OOS Lec ee ro DINING- 00M HE grt. yo $120 EH’LD GOODS WANTED SAFE—Large: cheap. Heavy Hau - , a on regar cost: sacri (cb) | bes 5} double or single; p 7) ia ere Furnished ane Savenlenene: OEnnaee consent room, elegantly ur et age ee nh wairu % § kine Co. 34 lor. | veniences. ; furpished | GOO rooms! (6) | _souther home; 6. -——— , Geller: tract : co adway. OU compiete| Wrec iting be 4325 N. Tay horse. | _con Nicely age. keeping ed; _ owners home; _$ floor » bf : areas on Der cine =, . 1502 §. Bro SUITE—Genuine ones Hi NS—Carpets. t+ im ie l - > SAF DS—Forced to a Co 421 N 4th S—Two; storm buggy, driving cd) | Ms ‘PHERSON, takes 3 baths, cal nOUss front room: nish iIGTON BL. 49546—First iture: atten Staghe SanT Seectert. SUNG: Ri‘ $200 new. never —_ 8 gat of a “Dennis Bros. cost. J. Braumann Saf 14) abe Sor N._Kingahighway. 56573. Ce| rooms; excellent ‘ a MAR BI pn! ll 2 gentimen. Wroom and kitchenette: new furn a” ; Ses 2 ane ee 10 pieces: ; Blierbrake urn t prices pa (c8> : | wir. —Complete, . se i ms. sec- vate le employ hone. a _sAsre ~ : bon Mix Bidg. 321 'N. 14th ot, tc06} 1909 Buclid. Delmar S864. Es |PEDDLER’ Sy east $25; bargain. 2009 PHERSON. 4956-—Single rooms. sec 4 floor* coup 6176A—— Nicely er 00 aren 4740—Cheertul south , PUi+—sres aa ountiiokion Shan ae UUs. Bec — Furniture, har a ORE and OFFICE FIXTUR Pentre 608 on. Me ond-floor front Fmt wi (6) DELMAR a couple or gentiema home ice room: private family. ; Sows. Soubke wenti 3 one ‘ NS— ll lots; need Cass. arness, ice wag ersity : n foo me-like . wimastre: ie | = FLOOR LAMP—Acorn pereees: rockers, Mof , flats, dwellings sh prices. Schober, | ST STORM SUGGT—Ant De McNair. (5) | table: U ee a on tr vate. CE TRAC Well- furnished, _mer 5050W 4921—-2 connecting wr i a ge ret - Monal bookcase. nb Soee St. Lou’. wanty "sneer Os $60 (Bell or males peddler's wagons, | MoPHERSO! private; eG "2 congenial DELMAR L. nt anes eivate senw . | WASHINGTON ‘second floor front: prt- [pee FORT capes hatr SRIBe one = llitias stat tase ra £22" Pane. aoe” Wanted —— go gt. ... 1c?) tor retined” gentleman. abany housekeeping: seco eee reerciniael MMi. » wen sale —— LAS Chee RNITURE —Bem c : anand oo loved pe = or ene Ome i= ) on 6 : : pee- " Mente oeees — oat S773. 3 rooms, complete; buys home dt hy’ Bd Ci Uo., 3014 Chouteay. ALL CASE Witd.—Cigar ogere a4 y S ] C A L mar 816. 5Ba71—Nice cool tee wt) BL. sci mea tr W See room; incjoned kitchenette: . — ai) TRUCKS—ilaer Gelwerrs J gly args: 1520 Eliot. set bo. i 6650 | WALL long; state price. (80) MAPLE, ng ladies employ DELMAR room. Delmar ed range. hot bath. pho . ror roa: 33 eee aul semen nt fiat; $20. table Grand « td.—Phone Linde : 10-ft. . d for two you south- usekeeping ly furuished cas Several light, 23 “RIL LING— OT ae . | PORNITURE—Durter By: o> goat Sad PORN T ORS Wie te to sell. Ned) Fost Steps te’ af M : TARYLAND 4256—At. ‘soared. Lindell DELMAR BL peg A 4 eas WASHINGTON ist Oe or two: ait ones) |i floor east — oo = Belle Cipenr was. = 4 6 chairs ad cheap. i. 310 w en d. hiffo- F r Sale EB orm exposed room rooms, Sn gi Recend flor ron iry roo Imar 2363 A ge; 31 Rast atl fe : 3 rooms, (cS) | N. Gran —Any seamount: c i 0 . RW rd: lady 3849—Seco all con- fences. De e front ; Vacant May . z . a = E Wwtd—aA ta, Linde top: con 459 and boa DELMAR BI housekeeping: iba PI 4068—Tarr , tor service: a SE FoRNITO FURNITUR rugs. But (c17) iXTURES—Marble 12. A Want Ad Phones L.., 5879—-Room 4035M. for light ho WASHINGTON BL... Ist floor: kitchen $578 . Poe Se a ctically new; nes, dressers. BAKERY 5 Wall case. one Post-Dispatc | NINA ? Any d floor. Cabany 65) room Ww keeping room. Is $7 per! any 4! > @mr gemnnr pra rone one 12 songs ffee cake Central 6600 ed. Apt. 3 ( iences. ecting housekeep decorated: — her alae Se =r Cn. aay rooms, 4339 Shaw. 2084 Lindell 6850 sisting o d one 10-foot co 7 Olive or . Sun. | employed. i =~). Vn 53—Single or conne range: newly BDASTUA —— 2 2=— _ Teves Maver © nt flat. nes ‘RE Wtd.—Phone 813 t counter an 8 Carter, cc?) > line daily, or : BL., 5153— ; continuous! ette ; family. de, on = * Lec. Tape | _ | nee we ee “Tent “house when you have furniture to sell. yp eee colar 3049. -2808 Cs with — pean bee éotte, 45c¢ Sun.; =, eg or B children age between aif ge adjoining bath; (5) ware pevete fot houseke ing acum be , ke corviews athes SBE as 3 FUR party can (7) wne {|' CASH REGISI flee orth $150; splay, Sic daily, 40¢ UN., | NOR meee 1 or 2 children: (c) water. housekeeping | WEL d gas range: reasona | at ORD 3 - 5104 Geraldine. crifice ; RE Wtd.—Ba it lots: ese | strip; sil! h. 1425 Hodiamont. Se daily, bic Sun. L | nd 16 years; m rd; | DELMAR BL.. rniseed. _ connect only. ——Nicely fur- | ENR Be, : “ ms: 8a . FURNITU e or sma 30 for $90 cas ; : display, 4 : lc; 7 times, 5 a with boa DE icely fu nable. 4132 c dr reom Ten Tork . Hewes tee — = FURNITU po Smg~ sag Ang children al bod er oe Co.. Cabany 608 ye foot, oak. rolitop. and chair: per line: sme Oa a 2c. Display oy BL.. 3081 Front ox. = ie ggg NO + oe etiam. pleasant ™Fahed_ rooms for ith housekeeping. $5 open. i) Delma Se) wee omer dace ar yo A gua 1469 ‘Clara. lor or 6029 h seies $25. 5185A Cates ht oak, cheap. | 2c; $0 times, de a, daily £¢, Bun. bc; | PAGE, BL. 896). 3—Room and board for LAN Fim, 3 windows: al) conven-| "wis PL. 4033—Large, nice- etite Twat a 6. Trt a — Te lowed. ahogany f par or - td. —Highest cas furni- 1} top, 66- inch lig t (ce) 3 times, Ic; 7 time ve jun. 5c. KLAND “Pils 3 bany 2861]. DE { room, 3 win INSTER housekee ng an . ' ones sae - = | = 5-1 iece om 12 FURNITURE wtd.—Hi id goods. : DESK—Ro : daily 3c, Sun. i PAR A. Caba sieepin ished light (6) x EIN me! FURNITURE—5-p k heating stove. FURNI és ot househo ianos. bric Wainwright Bldg. S30 times, ' _ couple employe room; good lences: $5. o furnished urn —— TON Te ; also Charter Oa for all kin ts of flats, pianos. ‘ 419 candy jars Minimum 2 lines | §218—Front vs, 3) | _lences: L.. 4665—Tw le: couple: anal seeping _5oom. __ ry) 4 " aet. a4 conten 2160. AN—One icebox, 1. YMOND. 9- modern con MAR .COBL... desirable: 28—Nice, clean + POR] N. Garrison. se: £00 ture. rugs. ll Lindell (c14) ELECTRIC F oda glasses. s! RA 1 or 2: m two: | DEL rooms. ee ee ER PL... 452 . rT ~ See fee a m how ~ tc. Ca ucas. E dae and s an board for 4 for keeping TMINSTE : gin . $5: + ~ nate. mate: ~ «ant =o fC wal tA oye rs oe dealers. oro, Promort Auction —sachemm eer Sale Ee, V NG \ ) A S LUM B FE for 376m: & riter Salea Co.. _P._ A. Starck Piano lor grand; dull | wee = EASTON. 46 ss. oe: * Housekeeping _— — ber —_— Corona Tyvew NO—Steinway smal! par tacts ees | ENT—CITY — large kitchen: — hg : gas “ee, A 4 N i i X built and sverbacren: PIA hogany : late design ; $485 ‘$10 per | mS FOR a pri- reasonable. Housekeeping and . hot wear PINi , : = — x j . [ U FE T SUPPLY einige ars TYPEWRITER: 16 and oe: ae machines | taining i. bersain, | 3485: | os hae “ Ferepibes Rovow te ) EABTON. 3536A— Hous phone, 6a, on | 3830" and’ Boland’ $8. BL 4341—Tarae | second- — = Teel ye | ng, a d for one year; re as,| month. Erg g PAR a ily. Delmas ae va- ing able. for EST a new ; Rt .— "nae — a3 , FURNI R Mi ll Work, Roo i arantee 50; new mode! Coron eon a a , vate family . ee bath: reas reason large room Ww uthern-exposed r —— —— “ets Agha. 2 ; ’ on Lumber, I Ete. °7.50 to $37 ’ 5 r month. Co IANO—$245 balanc w. This is a ——— Housekeeping; Pi Rainey, - §045—Lovely. floor, c re nt ma les low as $5 pe 507 | P almost ne of | ROOMS— 11 682 -| ENRIGHT " bath room ee 4 ane Vers. Pe Tent receipis——our ny chase lea wn 480 P Road— lano Co., 101 ment adio fanitiv ref (e89) adioining ferred. 4817 . oe —(Oeevrak cy ! -piece brown mahoga 9 ft. by | Wydo tion .o Hanley Road.(c80) Oliver. Rov-} Piano | bing; like new. private 4 662. ——— tleman pre jeeping room: ee _ lamp, one ¢ t Loca f Clayton : RS—U nderwood. i ANO—Metal tu ences: Phone Gran gentiemar -=-—iagte sleet em- ae $a5 =z. 4 | wuite with table and your fron ile South o YPEWRITE 1! make. portables: PLAYER-PI changed. RIGHT, 52435 Lp people BOARD on FORT Chass — SS == - 12 tt og an yard iron bed. ‘National = oo = “sth to S05 centale 8 ‘monthe p upward: $242 N. 19th dition: cheap. cash. Central wail SOT ht Ba re a: foe an = ‘ entiemen. rt tra les oe ull 8 ice dres- | = bh st. Good condi ' , fur con asant ~ ront; am =a a Oper ovr nes. 4 orien yo aad miyg tt aay. and eo CLOTHING Rebullt Co.. 211 LOt ‘8) PLAYER —Good r, NTH TI8A N “95.10 wo. a aT shi Slee, | oe vet 3 ag fe Benton 2013M. (80) oo “ST & Jet _- Mr and chiffonier, bed by 12 ft. SrED. a . fimbal!l, mahogan IGHTEE! t bath: $2 ee - room. s#0U mea Se — SS oa ith bale ar -_ SPPEWRITEDS RENTE se | Eg, aise 100 rolls: Bargain. O14 | BTGITE Tt 6 e. Fis ‘S50 Tieenen eT a. teaik AN? ®OARO WANTED = —— Rover rd or kitchen buy this on | 2PpPp 1115 ‘"RITER BARGAIN! =: also rig rE food roo EVA private ae. lace 7 years; 297 P..- ON gy eggs gen lin : NY size refrigerator — > «oH Walker Fur- Neapenie. suits. over- eo tebedla ae tebe re. terest charged. CO.. 12TH & ~~ everns i127—Ciean, quiet. ee | ing yoome: for 1 oF) lences. at once = on. tee aoe ete plan for 1 pe? ust st. | Galt TRE wd —20. ‘adi ss dresses. ce ey Mey — MAY. STERN & LOCUST, chant tub and Dower jeoping | _mar 4 3 5 —Room, suitable ‘Ros © @ ar. ca - Bere Co. 1117-1119 Loc APPAREL shoes: janes Spone Lingell | 1, "2, Cae Yon geereniee. ne on used; mahogany:| weekly ra fowly, furnished OPT | ant in. t to va eo we = oe menges coats. pants $: an. 1331 | puying, ‘AN WRITING MA . -PIANO—#110: ‘ binet: 1230A—New » eonventen y—1 = — Tires For Sale_7 FURNITURE S52" WeoSsalls. “He ADoeim ORE i ce, URNA NN Cy of gi8 tenes he Seo | taoes {580-2 conpecting —howwakaenine | 2 pressing eeemetiag ate | ROOMS wed. =A + Pere tre . A 31; coats. . | t N "~).. - . ar ” Ld er, a = ate OLD Ach bce ie m SS TT ea 000 cent: pay Contsg! 3 — lines, all makes, rope \ct. ! person. — Go to or ~ to ans... fie PINE. | 3530 floor front: $2: ~~ # house- n4 cold water "Call after 7 even! ‘| = Ta —¥ >» ho ——a | a = 2 Mh tng and living- -room APPA REL pd asen. for - . 135 Auto MOST i Unt on raneretter Go.. gas ; 1] 01 ‘Olive st. and a ic 3) ar all eonveniences: sii dealing roll ice turnished. fi~ Sree ese ke eM or. din Dt $875.00 tf an Call Linde Whittier. renta her! Conte's piayer wonderful; pho ‘c. $4. t 4 Firet~c aii + — an oe lea from $50.00 to and rugs ah te $30. Iman. soe abr p Orch et R —atais. Wletc e _ on! Y GRAND—Ebony: s. $3 keepin : D ROOMS—Ligh : PARK BL... exposure. — _ s* a RT CER. Be refri rators . calls. H. eee walls Sianey 2805R. SELL all makes. 900 5% Pine st. (e58) | STEINWA fine condition: $495; “Tlabteks UNFURNISHE third floor: aagee second EST * room, — a ee aa Peiding shale sand card tablea to PAPER 3020 “Finnesota. S ‘ — Co. = | veck. LEHMAN PIANO CO. (c14) weenmn id, 2 I roome snd 7926. _ fe6) Os =: er = . , » | - on ~ ee a ee . peat ep’, aA NGAN FURN. CO., sidney 2747. z old ty ay "Pay | 4 : Corner). 1101 Olive st. floor: reasenaPle, 1 —Ros one "Roueshespinn. ron peenrempemmmeiens : : ; N 8T. NG wr r the coun Imarj|~ fF ASHINGTO? coping: ol) howugeneepnk: —- = ia Sie cee eee. sctw | orang, ad MACHINERY | GRAND PIANOS | Piao bcesniy ace . sures ter ee ; f up-to-da a m ‘ta 15 m | | WASHIN ‘50 up: oe % —_ NT RE-—A rooms, o t. ward- fro og call 4 Wanted w ine $2 mis) € .S: | ; Piehe trent and baby a: SOUSA Lafayette. s ID ladies’ and rT" wrankitp. i*) | ~~ HOISTING ENG tandard hoist with | $355.00 _trt . pa Fine oO SE lear 'eX,t baby car D | oer orcas Sher 4 ae Mist. bein Rood condition: cash | Only $10.00 Monthiy | ‘forth “4 : a . nant} ladies’ and sna bo tnane LUTESVILLE SAND & aRAY- | nag py Og ge gf 8 ; ==cm = = Niwnw HTLY US m paid a ae Call Bo- ase. LUTHSV Mo (e7) | ine, Loe nag sad the 627—-Elegantly st apt. north. ( “Sas Ss SS : MEW AND SLIG TLY igHEsT oa “calle in 30 mleB) |b OO. Cape Girardeau, Mo. ag tee & NY GLARA, | 627-—Spesont is SemeeeyNS Se e ies =: S Time Sate reas ee TURE GREA tlemen "On. Auto _ turer LTA} res SOM MPA a —_ . th ‘ Paes © sweews —— Sh REDUCED mont 24 For Sale AEO —- ST (cB) ELEVENTH. —Wicels furnished | sonable. AY Sf Wtchen for light = a3 au Sk ie ' Exchange Old Furniture s, BUT: 32 For Sale — ARTESIAN —— ry A gate : Fee $3: siso light amis ™ tarnished ; with running water Me ; J . . x ' ts le. le sleeping oe —_ = ie \: es few epeciais: Cedar chests, eT A i} Dump. complet For Sai roams. neatly ' and kitchen- ~~ = : ° thy soc Cook er. Wor varticulats kin eee n i Wwe neat Ine floor — ~ no. = S rocken’ mattress. $17 5% tables. FAUTFUL is weet lses Bal Db K gon ' ich, Tal sive = with 4 two ladies: | | ing: 24 nas Sheed a ATER—Quick Mea 718 will r— ¥ urrent. “ et . " " sc) ee | oO each H.” Davis Furn ©o., 1 oo! Shs 3 82 Tete ae tes riders mw t10. volt, ait Pina, 24 floor. (89) . = ‘ears Tak é ‘35 each. — prt tthe Come Marathon. 15 06, F ‘ SPEC SALE RANGER Cabinet, $20 very eemtnchaege. 3213 (c) f ; - 2 ei. oe all porcelain. $25: ‘ot! teed. Clothing avoid the r ” Ld ——t r een Every range guaren c8) early and - , RA ~— Stove ‘Corp 1006 iin. ¢ tabs “SS ts be eee ove ai : ae | s.* _ oie "hi stata : ore Ls : - Ree preterm i 5 - +3 i + aan» <cliinint ti Recent EN inant - 3 g ati ae ese: — ne # Fe A rR aan AS epicadin LIC A 1 4 F ae J fot Sage on Sider hilly sae : se “ak . Bid. Sete ee
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MOL ND eee rE TN tS 2 sede EE ER SIE Rey err I ER re oe DR a. Sy Nae GT eS ES Se Oe so Nias nA a | rs “5 ES eee 7. f . p 2 ea fe ' : 2 * ¥ =, a e * . - , , g- 3 . ~~ RI IDAY.. 46 _yoitt,200", ____ a WHERE DOES THE HOME HUNTER HUNT THE MOST? Right here in these colimns: Advertise and be convinced: 3 es, 2,2 oO coTT AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE SUSUREAD Enon, Fon Rant | REAL EET TS —WTA TO BUY | SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE BUNGALOWS | AnD AGES | FLATS, : =\DENCES FOR SALE | BUSIN || FLORA, 73387 (Maple room m - th ay : arn fiat. Cabemy taser, ic66)| Bungalows, Cottages Wanted University Clty —_ Praveen A North —_ L Northwest || BUNGALOW—For rent or, sale: rictly | GOTT BUNGALOW Wtd.—Four | BUNGALOW—New, 6-room brick, strict ——-— | FLAT—Single; fine rages; rent $109 a P Ai 5 = _ | omnesihenngiehd F OR LEASE OR SALE te B.S room Do brick> 3 Bipshe " wose gy gg $5000 cash. Box E- “PETERS sarane: 50° 1 ot. 7494 Te remedal HOUSE—5085 Ruskin; 4 rooms. bath. _month. ‘ol: jax S701 (98) go st.; beautiful nev ul ew ee = 1700 Wagoner arae, ‘a ame MST o-ST a ne F300 Park av. Cali _192, Post-Dis. ETE Co., a reception hall; garage for 2 m ’ T—O12 st. t, Iu av.: 3 Deg 3 —— mo style: Hedy tenimond te e = ~— c ~ Sst 513 Market enines. Caban . " open ; oy, y B9s3w. (c5) LOT—Cheice. University Park; improve-| quick sale. ——_ e rooms: d - . OLF- PULLACK R. B.. 0. J . us LTY FAND “LOAN CO.. _ | 35x11. ce ; 106 N. N. Sth st. Cen. 5063. (co) by ey co : MERAM EC. N, 306 (Clayton)—5 rooms. ts me W ted made; 655x105 feet. Gfand BHKLY, —* rooms. new: «as, A R. CO. 2924 LOCUST BL. I balcony. porch. and Raraze: plenty of Fla Apart nts on 6105: call after 6 Dp. m. - =~ electric a hes.” abie. FLATS H Pipa r a! in- ——Olive_ 9944. HEN ; || light and air:. forest trees: first floor FLAT Wid.—To buy; 4-family, of 3 rooms | $14, Qe $14. 00 yer 526 > se as t:. we " N ew Doubled ie P 0 $ . COTTAGES ment: 4 i $5500: ; Chestnat. ’ mag —3140 ann gaan = 2 or wees bol 46) ment-flat, 5 rooms, efficiency, Murphy Central Easton. Forest — | living-dining room. breakfast room. modern 5734 North Market; 5 rooms, brick, ; terms. , N co SHAW S ) rx oe “bu kitchen. 2 chambers and fine tiled batn:/ path, electric; ni lace for a home. KORT AL LOA , " A # uy. See N CO. | Ot, electric, Bice P Olive 1437, 106 N. ate st. Central 5063. | ir" AND LOA ret (cd) eat De Tonty, nice double f : mont Cen, 5063. (¢5) | IP, wanton gs. _ 7 ne ae Me tee we ee EF ‘ - SP OR NENT RE NO ORT RR NN hE NS Np ee os . aE ee tthe CLE VELAND, 2 26— I ive rooms, mo l- FARMS f OR s bers cedar room and bath oor. closets ovVv- rame r rT, 37. er STORE—Cort ck— 3 29— ’ : ern; newly decorated. c56) erywhere: newest in built-in features. re ah od . : , : es. - Bg — ; South FARM—110 acres: 1 neat lo us; $1800 ducing cost of furnishing: fresco decora- tage, “path e electric. ERAT ESAS 3 sO electri ” het -aanar a... 231 60 Se : | Reat, 0: ’ BIDEN rated: bargain. Sidney | chinook c “gain, Grane / PARTMENT—Lady. alone... wishes t¥O | COMPTON, 1523 3.—Corner flat. 4 rooms, — own terms, 11214 8. =: tions by leading artist. You! ; n nts 1 > - “se 0 f.et| Olive 1437. 108 N. 2 O63. vi 28th one ee Pyast terms. ae “1 PENCE—Beays i 8-room. modern | SORES —26 airie, of acy to share apartment. aes | bath, electric and furnace. (c) Cis Aca, Oe $4: owner S} LAND— i8 acr acres, beautiful be eben: wonderful: beautifully shrubbe: Foelsin a3 On (..RAND. 1812 N.—2-room furnished | | CONNBCTICUT, 38754 —@ rooms. tile | _ : (©), overlooking North Hills Club; and deep lot: owner occupying. will show: (c96) AND DOUBLE—PRI a4 39750 ° ee ; near 29th and Eads: $80 5) above vac apartment; gas. ee wo bath. | DE ae 4330——U-room efficiency. very | > Fulenwider, Olive 5749. will ye price inducements. Address 723 eth EW | BUNG GALOw RENTS $1 NL¥ $2000 CASH es = G20. ee) et 4361. == | E SB mnt wb tare pape Main | GARAGES, STABLES WANTED , Trinity av.. University City. Mo. (cRO) Benetton’ . Ps brick +L eet: -9-13 “+2 7 double * be rrk ' IDENCE 5" $1200: barxaln: $8000. | § STORE 55 ° West 151. (Cc GARAGE Wtd.—Near Clarendofh and Deli- ’ breakfast room, tile bath, hardwood floors. | electric; single an rooms, electric, “- moc vy. Beart WIDER. 7 Ae fully ¢ ished. 2d | | FLAD, 4142—65 rooms, hardwood Hoere: mar. Box F-209, Post-Dispatch. (c7) CITY REAL EST TE FOR SALE Webster Groves __ | furnace, electric. Just completed and | large stable. 818 Chestnut st. 2-FAMIL . ae 2683' 6 room 1s, modern; ORE ot jf faa ropes and me Bs none June 1! Ivory wpenwerk: decorated: garage op- Central COTTAGE—wWith bath. furnace, ree | realy fs ape parapenen. Open for CHAUNCEY P. HEATH, aEG ut 8 ' ete THENCE—N Negutiful location. eit STORE BU i tional: adults (5) d nspection Easy DOUBLE FLAT B AIN “ ° 236M. ’ SS TEN irecively urntehed: a4 fLATCOS. © commer Shenandoah and Law-| 1'O LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES ea eer aes shady av. “Sea "WACHTER, Sia, Weer VO88-JENNINGS-WINTER REALTY CO.. ANT IMMEDIATE SA ot. Riverside? ee or oe | See AVARTMENT—Attractively turn .e yery | _ rence; new; @ rooms, bréakfast room, tile | DESKROOM—In small office; tel., ae te ot Be ae — ps Bin » Spruce and Broadway. Open Evenings Until 4G 3862-64 Kennerly av., NOE re apie. ms, modern; hot- STORES. my! room apartment in West End, rent very | path, hardwood floors, ateam heat; $57.50. | “$15 month. 217 Titi a8 type; | and J. M. R. R. siding H 618 ch 395 Well (Shrowsberry), Forest 4310, 2322 N Union bl. _(c®’! mate, 3 rooms each: bath Ann av. DOF F. io wriful 9 TOC eon 4022 poeetpabie,__Cali_Cabany_7™ Big Ae? | DOUGHERTY, 803 Chestnut. (c6) | an @ Guaranty, (c2) | Valentine. WIL. K. ROT “(ed 8) eres” Leese gas, electric; | Wy A. THESE COTTAGES farmnce: fine cauaition: lew. | ; pevwith plenty of gro og aes uadl hoot : 30. echone | GEYER. 2014A—Five-room flat, to par: War re Kg ee rhe By ae very eats 135; ready now; open : 5465 Ruskin ay.; 4 rooms: modern. ' terms. ‘See owner, 3864 Kennerly.+ (c) 5-6 rooms, furm es CW ONDERFUL HOME wot : ; (c5) | ty buying. furniture. | BALSON REALTY CoO.,-5899 Imar bl. North est KAMP, 216 Wainwright Bldg. Olive 8342. ms. on CLEAN DOUBLE FLAT meee 6-5 rooms, "ee, on PRIC cticut, = rooms, tile bath, | mi (c8) Ww HOUSE—Here is the right house in the 30 ; roa 806-08 iy, atock inear N rth M arket Areal hoe rooms, fy ors Qu ality home; ‘double brick : ng : . 4 Am 5 to | HARTFORD, 38401—Modern 4- room nat: . atin Nl met oe A or gentie- | ot water and heat furnished. LOT—95x109, n. w. corner Maffitt and right location for the ne price. 27 KORTE REALT LOAN ate : — e bn build ide. Olive 378. man. Lindell 4766. (c89) | HARTFORD. 4116A—Fiat, 6 rooms, ha = Central Belt; $22.60 pe : location, k terrace, up-to-date, 70 ft. lot, garage. | owe 14397. 1 N. Sth st. Central aT bong eR. * fires .granit ra Realtors. AY Arcade Bide. . "-ARTMENT- ~%-room furnished : gas.| wood floors, hot-water heat; strictly | pear General Motors ne e+ 6 ished 4 $18 (e5) | Wrix (cB) LOT—35x125; 1 block from car line; in| floor; unusual heating arrangement; hard-| » 5546 Greer; just compl ; toilet, le. 4429-33 Labadie av.: 4 rooms, tile oe all me rt: ee ae omen von for site aA rh 7 iin garege OLIVE. 3715—Heated 3-room Faralahed ly ecorated ; roan . oO 1a DnhARES | uttera, awn- ‘ take -P a b eighborhood ; 0 per ft. wood floors throughout: located in a most | elec ey piumnace bar, ; . - “ copper =” ~ children.” ar = veo, 008: c VICTOR, 1933A—-7 rooms. bath. olortrls. AL LOMOBILE SALES ROOM Box G-lt wf ispatch. re Satos beautiful section: the house sets well back | McOR bath: hardwood floors: steam heat; > om "at condition ; |ADE BUILD » , er an ie oO new ee oO ees ROR ~ ee te en de! ee Se . Ce ee es en ee, | ne ene > +O eee atalino cated hot hn ee a ct knrnd ahs ie tin oa eknant haem ai cia ds Renin aes Aadibedatae ‘ned daeaiedaee eed iadn tena tie ee ade Se 7 ar ee a ceiinendetineiatinlahiatnetels Acta teak namie atten rat ee a eect a ree ce rt tented nd ‘ nae 4 age 5 oe aRmIeaWaye ng. (e80) | C ae arage furnace: $5! ;_ strictly modern. ahh , y from the street. la —_— per screens and gutters. For price see cshighwe a ; t. (cb) } “*, ge sBade trees, De at —> : : 05 chestnu " 6054 PERS nHiNG | SHENANDOAH, 3637—5 rooms and gun NEW Bl ILDING RESIDENCE—6512 Southwest av.; m@x- flower gardens ana shrubbery: lot 75x rorest A. J. aATEE LDER RB. E. CO DOUBLE - te ; _ a ‘ES ‘FOR $9000 construction ~~) | Parlor: rent $70. FOR LEASE. room brick; well built; in splendid con- | 268; garage for 2 cars; may be ‘inspected. 4404 Natural Bridge. (89), ED ae " 2.8 R ROOM HOUSE bi: bath, gas.} fer. HA Furnished apartmen’, 2d floor west. na WM. J. ABBOTT REALTY Co. | 9918-20 Washington bl., modern sales | dition: bath, furnace, electric; 37x WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., South NEW SINGLE FLA FLAT 49xx Wise = N new Twelfth street e: buyer can rooms aad oul perior: * geatiockiag park: 806 Chestnut. (25)! a. now avonable: will mive size 40x | 130; oy i oy et only “taeda with °$1000 Webster Groves. Mo. (cB) BEETHOVEN. 4315—Beastiful 7 on (eek teat pri 2 cnet 2 flat. matt brick nt © te and one manned, i ae ; 2a | 124: rent a eet w give long-t payment; ance easy * r Re ma e, roo , tile bath, hard- re : -% oney ri aie eer Taces vig wom, | satay ESR: HET MOSER A COUR |e UREN MEALTY GBF BA | SANDE SON“CAIN. Peso aancnenter,y |" 5 Mons SF aiahune, Wicca heat, | ofleee atteeMbats mone MAN Gh | ond cre glam vat, copper serene | Canmnienta rate Bled pea Ma sinelyy cap be Ua ing closet and bath, | _5 c iency: a attractive: adults. (c8) | Wainwright Ble g. wn fcs) jp eo — : modern to Nth Power, 526 Oakwood, Old and gutters. qu sale ‘to his easy terms or onatiooking "Union. bl.; beautiful West- | WYOMING. 3811—Six rooms: hot-water gevergl tice BUILDING LOTS. oy, | Qfehard Bank Realty Co., Webster 1200. BUNGALOW—New 4 room oA neta aa ty Bridge. (89) | WEINZLICI restnet: ae Esse. 1(10_Chestnut, Olive 1427. moreland q 4 and Portland place. A geen = al epee. adulis; garage optional, Grand sal North $60 , . | WRITE for map of Webster and owr safe| monthly payments. Box G-365, Post-Dis. re eee OFF G : ae (* OURT ural at . linen — : : CORNER STORE 0-foot defirable corner. Macklind and list of homes: prices $1500 to ro oe BUNGALOW—South Side; new 4-rogm 6-F AMIL Y—$2000 DOWN Oren lea vi RAND tow GURNEY on seauti parlor adjoining Squtheast corner Jefferson and &t. Laps downe: $70 foot. phn ae es BE bungalow; less than 3758-62 Garfield, 3 rooms, bath. eleo- | built flat for home nd’. invests BEAU TIFUL HOME bractically : xtra Southwest |Loufs; modern store, suitable location for — Lansdowne _— at 9 , Seer, TREMBLEY-WILSON R. 3B.) & r CO.— | balance like rent. Box G-103, P-D. tric: fine condition; rental fonyggie real buy. |large, bright roome . monthly. RECOND i $78 BERTHOLD, 4920—Strittly modern, | erate REALTY, 2707 Franklin. (c5) 70-foot choice ronahire, ay, $2 $50 “foot a ee ne and our ea’? | BUNGALOW—4060 Schiller, 6 rooms, Wolr EOLA ACK R./B. CO... 201 N. 8th. | Fee tnoloes rch; w OVERLOOKING BERT. _73 304 SKINBE ; 1A ees room efficiency and 5 room’ 8, 60) et Seek : ranklin. (c 55-foot 1 Cornell. in University | —— : — ame; :* balance terms. In- 4 . on r me BLE FURNISHED | aauits. Grand 5159M. $58. $ 630 GL ASGOW City: $50 rez, 0% Cornell. in University |~ OLD ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO. | ochi'sd50 Grave (c5) e 0644, Central 2656. (c5) | hot-water heat, one-car gars TOWER GROVE 8 >- . ge a yy gynenae eA. , ” 7, . APAR REMEN EXPOSURE. INSPECTION | BLEECK, 6930A—3-room flat and careee Nice ins ; ie dentin OTTO V. SLY. 114 N. 7th. Olive 8482. Ray noe Sere: Saar terme. BUNGALOW 5 rooms and wath: 417 Fas- location : Py oy Bie § : 9 Dally and Ler ad 2 to 5S BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. CALL CAB- to fa) 4 buying furniture. | McCRADY « OBERMBYE R os 79 Easton. 8 WwW. Cedar. 6 moms: pretty. ' $1000; terms to, gus: ealesman on Northwest i l i eenit 4 RO a t ANY 3842 i 02 N. TTH.(c) FINKMAN, 4950—6000 S. Kingshighway! | Forest 3196. Delmar 566W. (c) West 749 Greeley. 5-room efficiency. premises. __Riverside B LAOKSTONE. l4xx—4 and 6 le: ber wM., eM HELLE. 1 ote. an LE GRAND JONES, INC. 1 4 6 amy rooms, modern; all conveniences: | BUY your own Olive at. store site: price 676 Marshall, 5 rooms; new. BU NGALOW—New, modern, 5-room stuc- ain if sold at once. rye fe 4 Peis | s red tile r WASHINGTON BL., 5920+—Ist fl. east, : reasonable. (c53x) South $4000: only $2000 cash. George 307 Exeter, 6 rooms, at school. co, 44x243;: near Catholic church 3087 _diamont. (c66) . ee ee ee has m Mblotelgsturmianed » every convenience. ee Seer wot 4 rooms; privilege to | SROADWAT 7100 BN Bradley, Beatmen’s Bank Bldg. (cB) Call cor. sepesniment.__Wevever "1200. te oa $4500; exceptional terms. FLAT—5815 Hi na: 4 and he effi- sat : bought on terms: compiete i > @& : ice store: a A ‘SELL een nmerenpneet har@wood floor, S eee - JtIgNe. re S80: must be seen to be appreciated: kas) condition ; $45: flat above opticnal. Mel) This 6-room residence at 140 South Go BUNGALOW—4_ rooms, hardwood are age; bie. . M. Risch, he BEbS 3360 ; eS TECKEL eerie FARICKSON any sts i405 — 5 - West | |GRAND BL., 5544 S—Store: wonderful) SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE ev, has 3 rooms on the 1s 3 oath. grape ry ag ry $44J. erent 168M Bik: 4 LTY CO en BH efficiency: fireproot building; | ALAMO, 7119A—Beautifal S-room flat;.|~1imo,°°SUtY ShoP: new location. Sidney | BUNGALOW Beautiful, large lawn, mar-|60x263. ‘The property is located. Just 2 ~225W Ripa.” Riverside 726M. 5Oxx ‘esa, sienest BARGAIN Syracuse av.: D roe ing Ings p01 Gravois. orest Park: 4/6= : den and fruit; s. e, cor. Longfellow and | blocks from th ristol Se ety rd ‘Broadway. enner aimost new; cou at; mi swellest location in town; at Fore sun parlor, steam heat; newly decorated | -@pRanyp 5544 SSI oc the Brist chool. This owner 4 rooms each, baths, furnaces: price is | #UD parior. A+ have two vacancies; make your reserva- and painted: all new shades: $65 | cery, ary goods pmo mtr | £024 Bay gro- are Coeur inie. Cabany 8766W. Bow - has purchased a larger home and is very BUNGALOW — Go ana ms 4 6 Schiller + ht. ’ P FF wee, hg . thwest tions. Forest T5868. (c65) ___.__ DOUGHERTY, 803 Chestnut. _(c6) | sidney rand. tt (c7) |anxious to sell this property before he a 4-room brick. ry electric, UGHERTY R. B&B. CO. 803 Chestnut. 7 Hore "and ipEa Re | Sou ; = rety ” | gteeeeeeeenin BUNG -New, modern, 5 large rooms, | Moves. Inspect it today and let us have Fe stree sf for es ard terms LO... hall. closets, # tile ~ 510 WALTON—NEW BARTMER. 65936A—Six rooms: all con- | iowa. 2601 (cor. Sidney) —cBtores. fiat | bath and attic; Vinita Park, Harrison | your offer E. F. FRIE REACT? 4483 Gravois, UBLE 3 AND 3 sa RSID NCES roome., nes *ToR?. tc - nv | 4 rt t. complete; ps mga newly decorated; now vacant: |“ anove: vacant; suitabie any busines and Madison; immediate TREMBLEY-WILSON. Webster Groves. Open daily till 7 p. Y gf to 4 p. m. 4594-96 North Market: good condition: a 347 Weill - a @aba 2 rooms, furnishe er my j | Sete. (c89) | reasonable. (5) terms. Cal] Forest 7235W. j RARE OPPORTUNITY 4 (c6) | $2000 oe nendie le; {nepect an make at fine condition; owner ni z perare. ait NOTTINGHAM. mever used: rooms, urnished | GABANNE. 5427——-New 5 rooms and sun | pro wot oO — BROS vartment, eds, child accepted, $70.(c6) s | PESTALOZZI, 2020—Store. newly decorat- | BUNGALOW—6-room stuccy: perfect con- 108 S. GRAY BUNG W—Go and see 4817 Terrace: LATS—3 ; , os rroud ¢ epartment. = VATERMAN par it. re Shorr REALTY Co., |__ed: dandy busine®y location: $40. (c3) dition; bardwood floors, latest electric We are seldom privileged . offer a resi- rake mpg = move in. modern. for price and 5108 Easton. vn Forest 8920. (c5) Menace. . a. m home yo you's re, room, © 612 8 \ A Chestnut st. (c5) |'RUTGER, 311—Small store: good joca-| fixtures, fireplace, bookcases, kitchen cab-|4ence so comfortable and ‘so attractive! terms, key at office: saiesman will show | DOUBLE FLAT—4 and § rooms, modern: $60: price $6500; te Sing poreh. beautiful bath wit Third-flopr front. 2-room efficiency, fur- CATES, 6185 ion. (c7) inet, electric range. dish washer. heater, | at such a moderate price. A broad, shingle you. goes condition: excellent investment: any Fe aa tel hg oy water heat. harewees floors, SLake euastment: 6s. electric. linens. ail.” keer ptcomthbe met beth. recentton | STORE BUILDING—$65 monthiy in: es ss. houses, Forage: oer emery he Bsn Bogen E aps Pay BE. F. FRIB ded - gsse Fm. - ~ ir Natural Bridge: for edmission oa — a ee eco'e, vt gy Bory garage ‘ in ox an: —_ & roun 50 springers, cow, fruit; $975 r g i unday to ard, see . J Fs , Now gies. janitor service, Murphy be (c) WILLIAMS, 706 Chestnut. Olive 2713 | Sarre 5650 DING — i (c5) — ‘ae Brags => re an ae 8D; | room, with fireplace. dining room, kitchen Open daily till 7 bp. m y (cB) KORTE REALTY & LOAN or furnges} gy (at us showy 60x1 aa (c6) | STORE BUILDING—And 4-room flat, on | house north on west side. Wabash 291W.| and pantry on first floor: 4 bedrooms COTTAGE—Frame, 4 rooms and bath; 1/| Olive 1437. 106 N. 8th st. Central vi —~F .o. RUSH RUR 1105 Chestnut. vues ; ARE ony: TIT" ‘| EASTGATE. 611—Fiat of 5 rooms, bath. | pera angs se av., near Russell. Apply F. AY. | (c7) | and bath on 2d floor: storage and Pores poet b P q oN ‘T $35 ' oor * 00 lock west of Grand and areata; eetes ; s - GOOD leeping “yams, breakfast room, large 8 P eh, ‘hot- water heat, hardwood floors, Rarage;: modern. 2) | ER GROVE, 1 bt | “sean tthe ce ee eee rock } conveniences: lot 125x321: vegeta ie and| R6K0 Graver cb) r Nemoterne rood joe 7. 5802 orice = > “. roof. double gar —! TE ; 20V i, 1637—Store: excellent | clow leased refital. 6.room efficiency, 9 EVANS, 4249W—3-room furnished a. aTOWER GR { road, 1 block to car line, covered with | ¢ in-a-dor, beds, 2 large’ dressing rooms, | _#a8. hath and electric. (o85) | ,jocation, mate Duster) aStreot mail to | beautiful trees: fing for raising chickens. | Seiraple for the famliy with children. bes HOUSE— 5409 Cologne; | 8 rooms = Page. Junior High and ¢ marble bath. gas. electric. hot, cold bey ei FAIR, 4166—First floor, 4 rooms: hard- | AP ABs pecan -(6) | dogs and truck Rarfiening : easy terms. ing within one block of Bristol School and 500: balance terms. Inquire nie tile porches: double ge: pee . age “ore an a har ay Hotel, 9 u 330 wood floors; newly decorated; rent ix) nt VATTEROTT, _ | Ses to several churches: transportation Boat eo (c5) Brand-New Flat acgaie $4000 cash a 9031 Forest av. P oy ome, SS: = $1900 € . (c ) oe “ ° , oi . ; n - ai ' wo o Delmar bi. PLAG8 pooma larés attic. large ga = > West | Office ore Sunday and évenings. (c6) spe ted are the very best; may be in ‘ tn ay trict uy modern, 6 nae 581 Py wea woe hn, and 5 rooms; modern. WONDERFUL rr 7 min god condition. on es end “of free 3 od DELMAR BL... 5884—Lare tore a A- t haat . ss = r Oxx a 8 Cc ode rooms youn 2 n } a ae : St np : Mitton ar : 7% rage and hen house. Forest 111. | "room apartment above: #1 ; re; fine location for| for my sale. 5426 Beacon (e5) NING APARTMENT FLAT—1424 Laurel: new 6-room apart-| any retail , business: reasonab! a = : WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. ’ Olive 1427 tHe baths * é ? ; 05 Chestnut. BROW ment-fiat: Murphy beds. ivory finish, | good tenan ane rent “° | TOT—Good size, for county home builld-}" \ITIST SELIL--REAL BUY THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL oe Double 3- Rooms—$2000 Down sIS1 Late tors, Arcade Bidg. | BU SH-BURNS. 11 5 eal » new decorations; garage and outside jani-/ B. A. THOMPSON R. CO., Cabany 9144 er; conveniences; fine Jocation; surpris- 6 Vi 6. brick: San aie 645-47 Natural Bridge; rly tam — — pOUBLE oully tu ished, wi : toe service: concess woe. t0., good tenant. | (c8&9) ingly low price. Box G-]182, Post-Dis. (c) This attractive home, 648 Oakwood av.: jeded yy on deen p AR nny Sit week waht SE , aces: F ; Fou PA... ae 2 West This bul $11 R | POLY DE 8. _FISHER.722_ Chestnut. ct) | EASTGATE, 609—Store; good location. | LOT—Fine corner location in restricted | hot-water beat. hardwood floors. garage 7 $3500. ; WOLT-POLLA i Sie , . Sth. | east corne IMES—We have two excellent Lay + —\ oe | . e in 6 | anveet amelie eee ee ate bier pred bret. eran reineians te Wb et Con se - be ee : head tee ie puna he NEL eat ine ill ies tap 30 ER at 6 Ce kt cna : “s SaReap lena sun a Rae ee ee ental includes light. 7 wt ‘ : for 2 cars; beautiful corner, lot with many : iy silver, evervthing complete for| HAMILTON, 934—Ftve rooms. bath. gas. Call Olive 7076 for particulars. (c&) subdivision, near Olive Street road; faat- , ‘ , = “ iy - POLLACK R. E. CO.. 101 N. 8th. Central. 2855. (cB) ‘ Weshincton Heichte homes: on trees and shruBbery; possession at once; aA 3 investment or home in « neighbél ade poses Mp eared one in 6100 block ON OFFICE -:00M— ; growing section.’ where values are rupidly - oe i ‘this apartment eoey Sag on prem-| REALTY DEV. SALES CO.. 407 Federai typen riter ne shemoanens wit Ee increasing; ideal site for home or specu- | easy terms. Phone Webster 1120. ce®) "4940 TERRY will insure permanent ecu: hingt - modern and early pos- ises. Cabany 6375 Res. Bank Bldg. Olive 3120. (c5) grapher. n, ed lation at nrice asked. Box (3-366, P.-D. THREE NEW HOMES EXCEPTIONAL ) Steep Rianne dae oe -& slid , | overlook hl? P or ten i on Wen} price, 7 ri 2 ‘Gall | he 'SA AM REALTY CO Olive 270.(c5) KINGSBURY PL., 6037—6 rooms, steam | EASTON, NEAR SARAH—NEW S&T STORES | LOT—Have 100-ft. lot on south side Wel- R06. 817 d 824 Tuxedo bi ; , | hd@rdwood floors ronment: newly decorat- WM. J. BBOTT mega | NE & R. G TT. 800 Chestnys 1924 M B12 ipternations) e Bice heat: outsige janitor service: $75 | Onlv $50; one store with 2 rooms an _Jington av., 2 blocks north of Olive st. a aM ag Be so ee RL le h ed: steam vapor ) 806 Ch tnut, ¥ Panay ~ ay McCRADY @ OBERMEYER, 5179 Basten. MODERN N 4-7 AMEE " SUSE—ii rooms: steam heat: 4300 BUS H. J. HIRSCH, 315 Intl. Life Bidg. (c6) | bath, $60: splendid Idcation and at 95 feet west of Creve Coeur car line; ather strips. ' attractive sacrifice fer auick sale. | houses are of very best construction, with Ww __Forest 3196. Delmar $566W. ( Hodiamont, n, _ West; real bargain; terms. Lindell ae = T —_ j : OLIVE, 3729—3 1 ' i 4 building: two leased: see these. . BROWNIN G APARTMENT room efficiency, including ern | AML LIEBER, 752 Chestnut. gob) | Sivoo, ee ee eee 258, of by anny Fisten. Seo them to- | " S408 5. Gren s. me Based. hardwood Five oll ,fervige. ice, fuel. gas and electric | —_ THEO. R. APPEL, 722 Chestnut at.. ‘THE LAST OF 4 NEW paneniees — a SIDEN 5; frame; on Toa ; veht South wu, § E. . WRISBERG, ght’ IDENCE—11 room Gall Gab, 1987, | and toile tifully furnished 4. : 4-toom etrictence. beautifu $75. See janitor 5 DOWN, $5 MONTH 46 Lockwood ayv.. Webste - 3904'S. ri zg? Louth av.: lot 100x150. complete for housekeeping; rental includes ris HALLER’ Rh 2. 807 Ch Suburban $s ' : 5416 8. 37TH 8ST. ilver, janitor serv- a ° estnut. Large beautiful lots covered with beau- Five rooms. furnace, tile bath: just west | "UuAT—-Modern, 5 and rooms, 3430 | _.—-~*_ = min NC “ ick; ze Raw: Tinegp. (cB) Hartford. preee wner leaving aving city. (6) | BEA oriFU i APA BTM a’ $8000, cms. FIRST T REALTY cy | te, : m lieht and cool; all t ‘ tiful trees, right on car line; onyl one fare of Grand ayv.: easy terms: qonen Saturday ne. s n eVator: every Foom Forest Park -Feores wanesy, a s is & wonderful home, For further| in fastest growing part of city; pretty | ville av. SCHAEFER RBA : FS /ENCE—Remarkable ome, . Ital , saad * ors per y 4586, or 4587 Olive 270. North r Porest @22 ring SCHE MPI, REALTY ©o.,| bungalow; price; easy terms. See ___506 Wainwright Bldg. OHAUNCEY P. HEATH, 18 Crests = near cars. trains, stores ad 7 = 68 1 life Ridge. (cb) HARPER, 3503—5 rooms, bath, garage: - ‘orest 4228. or call at 4915 Baston. (c7) Ittner. mi $500 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY d12 FOUR-FAMILY. 5® price $15,500. KAMP. ; OP gy ee th |b : nrernationa! 7aie furnished; can be rented until Sept. 1; WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427. | wil buy modern 4-room new bungalow Bo ene a 4-family; 3 rooms: | Diive tt Webster 1 at = le bath with sand eave walle built-in adults; reference; $75. Hartwig-Dischin- B twood with bath, electric fixtures: southwestern rear: | ~ Bit, Sess: rent $960 per bend shower: linen closet and clothes N. G d. (co) ran : = NE es: every refinement: complete elec 3022 N. Gran Post-Dispatch Want Ad Ph ction of city. Phone Olive 6233. Re LTY | RAYS FOR RENT Ker, . patch Want Ad Phones North i HOLLMEYER R | M. J. ABBOTT REALTY Co., sean _,io0dtellow; 5-6, r art Olive or Central 6600 STORE OR CHICKEN FARM pambweec ms ic eauipment in all rooms, with, electric FLATS FOR RENT. Soli Ve CGOTTAGE—4 rooms and bath; bi _ 4 N. 7th st. (eS) PMT me OG Chestnut st. (06) ig tures: decoratt hades and conver THD ‘Feat - att Oye Begg _ net Masur $90 Wile, 464 Pox, Gun ek poditcs NEAR PPEW 7° 408 Bem Preens garage atiac hed to house, with a ee ee ee eee Lghat > . sila r : kn @ Located on North and South rd., north; rage; $3300. 3775 Lee. BARGAIN BUNGAIOW. ANDY 5-6 SINGLE CHI 3 rooms, HODIAMONT, 1289A——Furnished flat. | rite yg ae a. ned 5 Out-of- of Manchester: lot 100x310: 6 rooms ard GOTTAG 123 ¢ 7119 Bancroft av., in Lindenwood: four 3625 Nebraska; bath,- . ares inti : ¢ lan roof garden, opening off, princtpal | I newly furnished; hardwood floors; tile | a, , SESE, oe aily, 40c Sun.; store: *k; all, modern: close to echools Sw 4125 N. Pim fo al splendid 5- | roms and breakfast room: bath, furnace; : l rr 143 : . Seen room, the price ie right and termes, nat | 1308 ifekory. 2 rooms. electric. bath: all conveniences. display, 45¢ daily, 55c Sun. Discounts, | and $10,000 takes all. See this at| 10) Sasi oo.” os wiooh dea aaa ee fine lighting fixtures, screens; large clos- he ee a mene’. Bor G-95. Post Se ent = | cemented basement; garage 3 chicken ! ” 4 ’ 8-ROOM RESIDEN w rome, bath, i ee es Gite gon nest, shorter: Sar 96 Wace muay ee, beats pee MAY will be sold quickly. block east of | ©#!! Colfax 33 A E., fruits, berries, lots o ane trees; ive 142 M | litior ; ; : ; dition; Owns ‘iNGLE ; Bg, Oe Tro8. hichRADY & BON. (5) | rooms, bath, a0 complete, including gas, heat, electric; 2c; 30 times, daily 3c, Sun. 2c. Displa p sees EER dis “Oicctnnt 99 my && (065) 8 times, fe; 7 times, deity Se Phe North and South rd. on Manchester rd. PME 4 Offin SAE Gee lot 1502150; easy terms; 526 RG | » : — LACI EDE. 4530A—Furnished are $0 times, daily Se, Sun. 5c ~” MARE E YOUR RENT MONEY woRK Benton 3641 ; bath, furnace, marble ~ SINGLE FLAT BA 4 D8 Ea st: on ey. Forest BY On _ . amet fat. So Minimum 2 lines HERE’S YOUR GHANCE 3946 North LINDENWOOD BUNGALOW merete porch, inside stair- : go, HOME, ST. MARK’S PARISH , rooms, one or all. Linde u ) y th Market st.: 3 room brick; 7004 , ’ S. e. cor. of Page and Clat | 7 > 4 A veal | Central _| SPRING, 12094 N.—Gouple to share fiat; Sian : Bungalow; 3 large rooms,\alcove recep- somace. bath. electric; special 540 . Take fixtures, pon th. : oment 8 on cod: ‘bana 1 6 room modern flat fir ‘° : Bi on easy terme SOS) ) can oT ae ‘~_ electric, G2: oy yg | ressonabie. rr scaiataes 5} — hall and a Em a ge ait Pwa-toot WOLE PO 7 at Me ae CO. Ol Olive 0544. closets double garage: "hot Bx ib 000. “ on! wi ase ee terms; owner If ate AL P HEATH. Chest nut. | amp, fal ight 9) an m. Cc ot. on carner oc i , ’ ; : rah, vs. ea, ie so 8 VERNON 007-28 Looms, bath, laundry, | MEAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE | ; and State highway 2 large chicken houses HOON BRICK -EUNGALOW— erngONRAD L. SCHOOB, Benton 1b331 SW SOUTH D . | J. CONCANNON, 720 Wal boo, HOME A A SACRIFICE . ni “ we nd & ge autifu ade; 2 ver- ° J ’ ~ . . : ey ABS, 2020—3-room flat: newly deco Pie cme @ — complete; piano, 7 APARTMENT tladic sie exchange 2 OF | bearing strawberries: $5400 buys this 7 As i Z800 north, near Union; tile bath; price (cS) 3640. Virginia av. 5 wae Alene oe APA Ba hardwood floors, garage: fine con ; electric: $20. L. WILLLAMS. a6 amily flats for eood apart- l ly f ish $600 rooms, tile bath. hardwood floors th must sell immediately: easy terme Chestnut st. Olive 2713.0 (6) ment. Box G-96. Post-Dispgtch. —tcB) | MAP a were RASS, quick. ester rd: 1| THOS, McCRADY & SON, 5108 Easton.| 7027 Brune’ 8 rooms, hardwood floors | OUt., steel beams construction, copper gut. ¥: right party: price $10.500, Owner GLIFTON PL.. 3115—S rooms. bath and FLATS AND AP’T’'S WANTED FARM Witd.——With large lake or swamp, block east Of North ard South rd. (c06) | _ Forest 8920. (ch) } throughout: a real home, can bought tering and spouting. screens and shades, RR ove ehA Academy. Forest 3450. (e680) __@lectric, Apply 3215 Cass % Pn aresourl or Illinois. near St. Louis: ~ 4-KOCM HOUSE—8500 CASH for $76 per month; price R500: open, | large front porch. plenty of closets; must | woiF- ms eit se ; WES ST END HOME. $7800 FRANKLIN, 1396—3 or 6 rooms, third ae Yimit $35. Bex E-S7L. PD, cou- h COU wre eames, renting Jennings 2003 Madison st.; 2-story frame. in good aD. Gress, 225 Wainwright Me. bat this at once.» Call Rickhot?, to park. Gee ioe” S860 Fire: 4 ’ ati wd floors, : decorated: electric. JAMES e: : — — ine st. Main 121. # -° repair; electric, garage: price $2350: 2 . _— , ae rooms, hardw« Ino Cc, CROWD DUS REALTY CO., 925 Ch FLAT Witd.—3 or Jgome modern: 3 ir. iki res. 40 in timber: 8 LOTS—Centrally located; very desiraable; | P¢T month. $26 eee . 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427. ~~ 4371 FOREST Ps LR , tg FI vont beaut ifu! 50 foot lot; easy | mut. family. Cabany 21724 in (Cc) hard road, about 9 miles from Leban- Bm nan sit ty eon’ a from Ty op JAN St. 5 oes rae OH aTUOCe we oe 2716 18 ar To utiful ne double fats B BROOKS REALT "CO 4 i PLAT Wi -By 2 adults; not over $20.) non. Mo: @-room houme, “2 large homes, | Word av entities: 3 ) BUILDER 4 rooms, bath. tollet, electric, ‘inside rear | steam heat. nencraned citer’ THE HOME YOU WANT , North Sidney R (c)| milk house, graneries. apring and sunning . ’ oa BUY FROM BUILDER : ) aa. SAS a 7 ! , : stairs: 14 jaundri : Prey : 606 -| water, EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO. A REAL BARGAIN © Cleatha fur * 17.500; $4800 cash. 9238; t nding fi 9054 Westminster; & rooms, tile beth. , Side ROADWAY. 1741 i Poo tric: | FLAT Wed. or & rooms, South Side 472-7 roo! bath we decorated: $15 wnpdienats (05) Riverside 325. ‘ eauner alt Oe one Bo teed sSisai7. 2 brick cottage or . well-built ad bag: closets: 60x165: easy ‘t a: tL AND RL IAUNCEY P TIRATH. 818 Chestnut at. | eoeersc, =! nl Post- ‘Dispate 9) f ° ge oO nme rooms an ath : . : ~ BOF re, Tt . J — | RAPT, Mates Feet nem™ Somme | Pla on COMINGE WAT ore. | 7, EN CHANOF SMOG cpaer ine | sue wa eat eh ehte wae | He neg Seo ot He | RAD" Leche, Aenea’ &. ea) | SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN |” “Hi_Pointe’™ Blendid Home at Low Cost yer of turniture. modern, for 2 adults; South Side. pre- stores and 3 flats as part payment ‘for ~ im ree ™Ss.. : A 4400 Gibson: 4-5 a wIX-Toorm matt brick house in University | * ° > a good fiat or apartment. B 1-97, provements made: $4000 termes HEMMEL™ ANN- SPACKLER R. BW. Co... gca- Pe. SOLLT, 420 a——New G-room fiat, Murphy . Box E-20, Post-Dis. ox 5) KRODINGER, 7259 iranchenier av. so 7th and Chestnut sts. West rage; price $11,000 900;°AT" condition’ comer; 7111 Alama: wow double | 4 Rater Beat, hardwood fisers, — _ Post- Dispatch. nor arate 1 Scheul Ho — ie wer ab: a a gata FOR EXCHANGE—4 and 5 rooms, Ra He : BUNGALOW—B-room, $7000. Gail Mo. Nat'l nk Bl Bidg.. Sarah anh Olive ms and - tche Méom: every modern comfort: low cost: | US REALTY CO.. 804 kB #250, Post-Dispatch, (89) | em. for cottage or bungalow. 5228 1150: b le. hard REAT BARG A IN y 1987. > | a Lindel! 8075.” (e860) | steam heat, hardwood. floor Bz terms Box G-124. Postfis. (e60) SULLIVAN, 2210A—24 fiocor, 5 rooms, | FLAT Wtd.—To rent 3 rooms, cS. nataire; | ————oSe ©) | "Benton ie . 7289 Manchest : | pois 5Ox195; 634 OMS AND BATH. will coll on tena DESIRABLE WEST END . electric. Call owner, Tyler 17 aan old couple; no children. Box E-309, P. D. = gee Nae gg nny vag Overland. x fetes. m =— meet DANDY COTTAGE frame ¢ otinge: 2800" toon aghen BEAU TIFUL NEW SINGLES balance hl nent#, 3 BRICK HOME want city property. 7 ) 2 . T ' TO ERSO A 4 : , hae ia N= room Tint, bath: ga: FURN ao rooma, West ‘End. & entury Bids. Olive 161. (89) | wn -* wengelone. fate. cottages, yecent eS oe 4 fine cele ary JH GUNDLACH & 00., 3615 N. B'dway. + yg ' Bent sean % ROR C bw. . __ E351, Dispatch (5) | chicken house: 3 blocks north of St. Charle ELMANN- SPACKLER R. E. Co., rere A , | a . oo1: “yn H Pont - a Manchester Av.. in Maple Maplewood—Siore With and Cheetnut ote. 16x20 feet; exce ones well built: yee ry REALTY ©O. 4006 Choutean. x inte in University City ; : and gas, for 3 adults. Call Tyler 2157). | 5108 Faston av. Forest 8990. (eb) | FO hypaib: only $75: a splendid Ea FRAN b, INTHINSA R B-Co DOUBLE i . : Northwest —— ~ ‘ anchester; gett me tter wes ° - « \ | . | Well covetaped ade ~~ FLAT BARGAIN | x P be Highs restric ted Fine S, gore. sia coment : - FURNISHED FLAT Wtd.—Coupie want 2 gE gg ESTATE CO., can seil Tung pl. 6000 W. Fi enone. $9) ELD 6na4-— Bix rooms: s: adults. an y. Call Olive 108 or yt Overland BUNGALOW—4846 Wabada COTTAGE, $3900 vear, , wr 15:can une garage ; eh be ane to keep Ww vANTET— Rungaions flats, bath, furnace, Hawthorn end Hood ; r fra 2 garage; newly decorated and erBOR Ohesthiut, monthly or other ropert ECKERT, 06 U DWELLINGS FOR RENT WE buy, sell or exchange: lightning re | Century Ride. Olive 161. qe HOR _AY3 Brice ms. __( : N. E. CORNER Weatr $y mel Lite a_i Caban : c Marshal! . Oltve ROOMS | Wtd.—3 or 4, with bath. electric | anromobile THOS Mec Tis Potteme. oF Just being completed: living svee in premises/ wi y a, Jackson Johnson . office help — through a Post-Dis- 445 (cd) andeventer (c38) E. CO., 619 Chestnut st. iNKOP ° sf eleant "ise y — Bross: 100 tee “teat patch Want Ad, A 7
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lai ee en ee cae - op el oS RE we SELL YOUR PROPERTY AT THE RIGHT PRICE: Advertise it inthese columns.-@@ . | ST DISPAT _POST.DISPATCH ——~. ——_ owe ° | cases TS, AP'TM’'TS, FOR sate “3° Saeee BP ccsoences + FOR Ee | BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE |L en ON PERSON'L. PROP'Y | V ital Statistics == Questions An swered — R adio News. SEE THESE, SING i at Northwest Central ~t = nfldeneinl, peopie: eas ay- = ae ni EM Wc et ‘ nts; side dentia 461 7-31 Minnesota and 401 . a 3 Pie: ‘ seinen 1 re 4 7 ’ r- | - D200 per year: il \ S ARNOLD, Benton 8945. whee “2612 , aN ‘at oF at. 12-room fiat. | ARE you needing money? See us Yor quick 4 | ‘ . - is ne TY) t “tore: . bd ; thi h re: > Burial Permit } | Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be | | 8:93, orchestra, concert. dance ae 000 cash, balan both Salary and furniture loans: low rates: given attention, except letters on medical I1P—Phi - a ; questions of undoubt- WIP—Philadelphia (509); 4:05, 546 M eters Mey ew c : “s 3 tis a uy oie ani angle 23 “ . ~* 9 ataia . 3. 4 ae ath ‘ fig +, Meee ant 2 ae ae? Pas OTe es a *Y ; a ‘ +, eg eee, ‘We bl bb TS ae : sad) ? aon. Fs of Ky ar, i , or me laste Le, RL ce oS ina vee a. \ eae Pee a ‘Sate bie. ae 4 © rar Se TG Ae, » «es wy ie te » ee Se, te, 2 Bt, ot ge a Hee —5615 North Market: a o 1 ‘a }] ANDE BRSON-STOCKE-BU 3 a Ts ory. ery iyi ed f buna iow . tiv : oo . Grand 4444 J. Cail afier § 318 et Room 400 Co) umbia Bid =, F tac ll ag ett Spent a ty RITCINGCO CADUDD nA le SIVATE To.ne sot Olive 6957. (eB) fa © ‘ a BARGA IN FLA » aS ft ai BUSINESS CORNER ON IVATE LOANS to ~Farnitare owe ; | d sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. || Orchestra; 5, talk. | > eatin a — ee . y Yorn . 0% verre y ties our own . ; i , anaes : IMMEDIATE P ; OMES ‘iad VW BS | }- 1 ,¢ MRISSA \ A \ | ; mt TU AL 2. ef nee ‘4, “| "| laa LICENSES | ( ) ( ) —( ) nig Philadelphia (395); | Day light b road asting at 8:40, OSSESSI a 5180, —— geod a Me Pametoneeny Store with modern flat: excellent lone. | nd Lecust. _Phone Olive 5994. t. (e14) ) |Edward Thornton Robinson Jr.—Pauline | MRS. S.— We do not know of any DAD.—Tides tal ; 4:30, orchestra. 9:40. 10:40. 40, 12:40, 1:40" ion for any business; possession 60 days "lia ts o- OU | NE cED MONEY? A PR Sites | mula by which to rid the place | and falling of the waters of the WCAE—-Pittsburg (492): 2:40 and 4 p rie Market quo- heat for Ist Doors in ee eT 10S Chestnut cheabent ater and her jas Mer | Joe Br rown Mabel Williams, ee 2 |} *} snakes. ocean. When the water has|| Concert; 6:30, bedtime; 7:30, mu-| tations and news bulletins of Xtra toilet in : % oat BUSH- -BURNS. 1105 | estnu | Le ais. Apply 207 Chouteau Tr Bide. (e8) Ant J. Kroupa Jr, ane Hunziker. R. l. G.—If you call the Presi- | "eached the highest point it is! | sical. | : Middle West. a “i 3 - | Northwest ae ema eee Setar ae > % : t HHance—Vernie Alien 7 'dent of the department store in called high water and at its lowest | KDKA—Pittsburg (326) 4-20 Kao su “ae eee eee a re . a 4 u | STORE \ fiate ink ieee T vober Katherine Newe |) Question, he will give you the in-| Point low water. T} pug 2 , ees reeigyp ervice, . Mept. o gricul- D So A — | $9300. ia $3300 "neo aheae Ea | NMIONEY WANTED ke nee e Kolinovski—Mrs. Margaret } formation you desire regarding the | Water is called fleck he taken organ; 5:30, bedtime: 6. ‘‘The Vio-/]] ture and prince’ pal Exchanges. : = we rr ae “yde Lunsford— | firm, ¢ ebb. Tides are « /| lin Mak dagen ‘the pring ipal cause. KFAFE—Pullman (330); §:30- heim baritone; June Weybright > a . NCE ~Reautiful room 0 oy _ at oR ; — | uns a a otel, t \ansas | City. (34) men, Meramec Heights en the and R Ke. Murphy. accompaniste. ANDERSON- -*STOCKE-BUERMANN a IDE? near 29th and Eads: $85' 0 | STORES rng 00 "Gown. rage | I CAN offer you first deeds of ~ truss | Henry L. Lyeil, Belleville, Ill.—Mrs. Annie | || ae. B.—Write to the Auto- | given place it pulls the water ua. | Ch S h Be. , i } 9 : (5) | ,#mounting to $50,000 on city and coun. | Q Ae laamatria) I. an . Gold: 51e@ a. reau to such an extent that the|be, therefore, two lunar tidal . enna AY . ie. 900; fine t ck | a one AR A ‘Kh BUIL DING I a Loan Co., 714) 4 Ruwe, 4556 | chiefs of the department declare| Wave crests. one directly under the Only on Inflated Currency— Take All of — x coms, furnace, ae Sees jattached). with nive lot, bath, el lec- 5451 Southwest; corner Magn: lia; eraska: 3 rooms and kit.. furmegs ' le sink: only $500 ‘cash and $26 / stantial building on triangle lot: good : 7. and fT. Powell. 4369A Gibson. woman is always on duty at the|the earth opposite the moon. This By the A lated P ite * - . ; y the s8oc le ress. 0—lAfe's ' Sidney 42. 3204 Grand, — : inter! or pho ne ; “4 ; A ] 4 . Se x ‘ fo ppiy. 2 m ‘ Sa x Ba : 6 si - % , ~ : . . ‘* . — aa LIEBERT. 722 Chestnut. (co) | HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO, "STOCKS A! | | - Wielansky, 3053A Glasgow. | Incoming trains for children who] on account of the attraction of the Toreador of , .- Harting 4 614 € OCKS | ry BN J. Voss. Big Bend road. ||| have no one to-meet them or who|sun, which at times tends to in- lof reports which have caused un- — hardwood floors “ec vopper | Before buying or se! ing. 4 ol. 4738 V tite 7 the wumonta ge ®t AEA - gy a. Sa fur eee oping. copper gutters, awn- West S.J, RAT TE ILMAN COMPANY, | E, 3 e. ight. | Policewomen are prepared to work | Minish, the lunar tide. We thus |, str pp &. , — $$$ es 803 Central Natl. Ba nk Bidg., ge id E. , in factories, restaurants and husi- | fet the high tides of new and full || ] ber of banks in Aus- Vilanelie. dell” Acqua 1105 Chestnut. (cd) | 1 iit dau ate: Miss Farickson. -DOUE OT bP NS. o estnut. | ' : DOUBLE we Roe A hie RE. i ao FOR $9000 | construction of the finest: make me an of nd 1, 1126 ‘ '|tria have failed seems in financial 49xx Wise ay. 3-3 and dining me, a bivon Twelfth street bl.; bath, gas. | fer HARRY | ee hes ft 4 1421 Hoean: | investigations, For, further infor. moon (neap tides). And the dou- ||| quarters to have shown that the Saturday—8: :00 P. M. Be » J £ ? re : , pe - > P 6 : ‘ > , front buyer can teau av ra k Pernisc claro, $22 Carr. | mation inquire of the Police De- le tidal wave explains why there |accounts of conditiong were exag- Miseour! Theater orchestra - eca- ’ TWO CHOICE HC 29 ermar v.. a _ ( ns. h Sli flat with bathe wood ¢ nd | Ba Paris. aving 7 atest — —____FOELSING, 4364 Warne av. (c89) ple - : interest to the 140 Pennsylvania, double; 4 cA ae he xe onal attraction or pull of the cert. fun parlor, f) 1437. 106 N. Sth st - D (RO) : 1 mas. | There are n | oor . oO military academies 8. Riggers. being s0 much nearer than the sun, | ture: 12:30. Hoot Owls. ell. MezzZO-sOprano; lioward Wii. ke terms. | om , dot moon is directly over a || 10:30. talks. solos, piano. Address by E. A Taussig. : Cheer f 3 * (3) | | oe 3 ‘Bair G20. ————- ——-— — iti 9 5) | .> ii a ——“i} ty improved real estate. ranging from |Edgar A. Whitfield, Little Rock. Ark.— ||| cust Street, for the information| tid | o ’ , al wave just under the moon. At ||| studio. Prograns 9683\ a | WIDER, Olive 5749 (65 r. ; le a 1odern - camel OEE SE 2) insurance police is g0 with th an ly pc akO, Tl . > , et rooms, mt | ; ‘J ‘ : loar Louis Tapella, St. Louis—Lena Bertain MARIE. — Write to Maj. Levy,| more than ‘the earth underneath, | | 2— Trees .Rashbach ‘ rarrison av. near Russell. Apply F. , oa hor ° . jverside 1236M. _—s_—_—s (C89) O11, seaiaen TARANTE? seed 7 | ft av. R 2115 8S. Jefferson 8) s @ trust on | information regardiag the Fashion| the water on the surface than it musical. ! ooms, modern; hot- >. . $. ub ie : . . peavtiful 9 r year; $4000 will handle. Phone Olive pi« . Bhi $1600" $1800; $2200 | BOYS. | this summer. we must remember that, according . GARAGE 1a ON, ! 4s te’ r title, de. : ; pom | Rall ‘ wry 65 FT. $750 CASH of fire and tornado insurance iJ. F. and G. Cree Eee .| || record of the whale being exhibit- WBZ—Springfield (337); 4, mu- | open in the High ‘Road’ Rogers Arsenal: 5-6 rooms. hot-au = ss t; a quality home; rge Year rooms - Magnetic Waltz ga DRAFTS) nin IAN. Applica ithe side of the earth opposite to children : . una ¥ we quick on this bargain. building in choice location: store! business Stewart 6—A Song of Spring , tall ctric | on ue —— Civil Service Board tl 2 —_ ---——_____ ———- ms. bath. wil t tc fand terms on request — a rf 1e postof , ¢ : ~ | 7 J. Thiel. 3108A Whittier. fice or at the O] ustom House alr from that part of the ocean REPORTED FAILURES OF BANKS Mra. , at is opposite the moon. instead 7—O Mio Babtine caro. .... Puccini rooms each, alent e TT. Room 401. 722 Chestnut | ; . ; ’ 5) , on e nd L. Williams Jr.. S ’ (cD Southwest repayable $1 ac 50 . | . ; aWhitiler. erating with the secret sarvice second tidal wave. There should | Firms That Have Closed Thrived In the Garden of Tomorrow, ya? Geyer is $3500: f ne o6-room brick ails Chestnut st. (c8) J nap . "Fa air. —_———! - and BF. Frede. 3314 N. Eleventh. it to be indispensable. A police-{| moon and the other on the side of | Many Had No Capital. Song oe KE. WRISBERG, “Lightnin y: these are bareai: } vn *¥- | place for auto and oil station; established. WE BUY, SELL, QUOTE . an . Harwell. Maplewood, Mo. Al iJ. and Zesch. 4200 Walsh. | Union Station where she watches |*xplanation is modified somewhat VIENNA, May 9.—Investigation Rometime. $f =e beautiful mod- | Thestnut st Souenrees" a —4228 Fad. om Set ts ee Get Ou cea .wW dE . it. Bushnell, it. ; may be otherwise in need of aid, | crease, and again at times to di- Tt easiness abroad to the effect that Al ie . Aree 8. Kingshi , tion: garage. . REE remap | ~ zhway ? pes; in excellent condition; garag ey ge age ep 4575 ent. $: jouteau av.. a Os th “and Olive sts. — | ‘A "a ld ner. 49 7 West Pine. ||| ness houses or as servants in pri-| moon (spring tides) and the low siores, nt ary. | Olive 2355. Olive 5240. ¢ ont. 4340. (c14) | \ M. La . s -| || Vate homes in the conduct of rheir| tides of certain other ages of the | corner flat. matt brick and one has furnace; } ; | RS partment Headquarters. (2) Broth.-|are two high tides and two low | gerated The few institutions cert specialties broadcast direct from ~* Fe he ‘ te > : — See ' and R. Pp ; Ba terms or will trade. | garage, a first-class investmen orter, § st. | the Pentecostal (Holy Roller) ifig- | ation is called ‘ ‘equilibrium’ theory which have gone down hardly de- and F. Ladinsk v “ 34 McMillen. | . Levey, 5415 S Kingshighway. | sion, St. Louis. of the tides, | serve the name of banks, it is as- ) ; Schloff. 4324 Page. and A. Theriault, 4153 Moahinaten. | LEGAL INFORMATION. | ogee Ee ag pore arent os for successful trade with the varied ane A. Geidberg, Wilperten; Ok and G- Burton, Maplewood. Mo. (By a Member of the 8t. Louis Bar Association.) riod of inflated currency. The} ™4rkets in the rest of Eastern Eu- READERS OF THE P.-D.—Sec- K. R. S.—You could not be held |||number of insolvencies of small | "Pe and Asia Minor. and A. Rosenbloom, 758 Aubert. W. and M. Moore. 4818 Easton av. and A, Lambros. b , | H. and E Ellis, 2 A Winnebago. tion 3 referred to fugitive slaves. ale auc sank baa at or ae and insufficiently capitalized com- an M. i] elewanics. 35 — 0! Co is ies the you | Marisela 8S. 10m ae, ||| Public Library for the Feasons why|Hothing to do with’ the making ||| merelal concerns has risen recent-| Car of Smuggied Ale Discovered. Ledbetter, 4127 Finney ay. the fugitive slave law was passed, | #4 selling. ly, but their disappearance is re-| By the Associated Press. 4500 Clayton. BROKEN-HEARTED MOTHER W. X. Y.—Consult a lawyer re- garded in business quarters here MALONE, N, Y., May 9.—United . Palm, 4052 Blaine. | art “aN = os ere o- _| ®arding the matter. You could get ||| as erhaps beneficial States customs officers at Malone Larkin. 5549 Vernon. —Consult the warrant office in the property back by a suit of |) P - Ross Webster Groves Mo. the Municipal Courts Building. It| equity. except for the fact that ap- The failure of such firms ig/| Junction, while inspecting freight .and B. Lewis, 3725 Lincoln. reo ' { h See ee ae eee . H. and O. Lowe, 1400 Newhouse. | Warrant Issued against the party. | fraudulent purpose. money, the general European trade|tral train which had crossed the JB EE SO GRie BaMtA Temas MEDICAL QUESTIONS, niger ym fyreypien nent oom crm - been spared, and the excessive | discovered a freight car ked to Dukeman, 1 825 Bellegiade. h. Murphy beds, closete, large a =» fea! money running as rooming | — STORES AND FLATS ON EASTON _ pruents: aie g ase price reduced mong will sell singly, can be —— a | 6100 block, 3 stores with 5 rooms above. BUSINESS CHANCES Kirkland 220 N. ‘iler Ben Pemberton is the head of | tides every 24 hours. This explan- the theater. ‘ ck pif today e3 2 : , ee | THOS. McCRADY & SON, 5108 Easton. > sOaCK. 1010 Chestnut. Olive 14°7. | Forest 8920 {c5). —$$$_ ___— TRNEY COT’ 4 STORES, 4 FLATS—$26 ee GURNEY COL RT 4841 | Easton: m ndern it ildin Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones BEAUTIFUL HOME —=[practicaly few: ‘will rent for over $300| TRAM Conina “too wed . r 5 ontniy \ res bargain. “SAM L LIE Solid agate Stic line dais le or Sun. 1 ‘thie t O* ERLOOKING BE iwse Chestnut _ 40% Jiisvlay. 250¢ daily Sun: out-of * = | , MY HOME AT A SAC RIFICE town, agate, Sic daily. 40c Sun.; uty Raster oud “a i S | TOWER GRO\ E. PARK | 5064 Kensington: beaytiful heme. display, 45c daily, Sic Sun. Discounts, loca 14 e | Dally and Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. ee s. hardwood floors. war ‘age: fine n- per line: Agate—S3 times, Ic. tim imith: ou » 2608 Gurney Court, .seven rooms. 4 dition - ust 5 . € . er e nd ti h upstairs, hard to right Dart ’ price 10 500. tames. Ic: 7 7 Aint daily 2c HELLE. 103 N. 'e) gairs. 3 and tile bat P 1325A Acadeiny Forest 34: 50 ) 80 times. daily 8c. Sun. i floors throughout, hot-water heating tok © } er ae SR Minimum 2? lines “BR™p oe ww « —— tani eens Bag iin st sell immedi: \ easy t n -C, 30 times, daily 3c, Sun. 2c a . —_ ‘ giazed red tile room:. immediate pos- as owner has moved out of town REAL ESTATE- _FOR coL’ RED . ai z see this toda) aes NT tinal — be bought on terms: | Sas — eames apg eae =a | BUSINESS CHANCES _Forest_ 1597M, vi Seater “ee 0 YECKEL-FEYDT-FARICKSON | “down: 3224 Chouteau. _Miss Smith, Ty- | BUSINESS CHANCE—Bakers. attention! { APARTMENT Beautiful, “74 : : a's. . Sy ne ler 1769 R ve. ore ; iter 5. ' oe l] sei] movable ov ens. gllaranteed Fy army: (= & J: r ; fc 0 aor bars noder actory; terma to suit i * (c80) | COTTAGE oh in OO down 8 modern Middleby-Marshall Syracuse 4 . Gravols. 3572 » N. Grand. Sew e, , hye varage elect n Ca? aloru 2 ‘ Ley ct ag a re Co. 602 6th st.. St reer sty ja Re FR ore mt ey ee, rat gi = Se ie to ae ae eS PR ae aes, Fee. th eh “le E Yges Lheiant- yw * ’ eee oe E. Bolt, 2820 Gamble. may not be.necessary to have @ | parently you transferred it for a | money. to three factors—dear Louis. Mo t.° —_ AM YOOz “4 4 a — —-- ee Yi 2rprpier “ss \e Kactaern , eeares = E A} 59 . : ratd eee r = _ Southwest : a tek bath and Ghectrie tek te hah arkad toc ae tomentose — Se Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- ||| number of such firms in a coun-|a Central New York city which con- ridge é SIDENC E—§ rooms. hell. closets. , ie BARA cok Relaw asy | petitive and@ fast sellers: party eeclected | BURIAL PERMITS. | sidered, Diagnoses or treatment. of individual cases will not be given. try where long experience alone| tained more than 16,000 quarts of 347 Wells; ; ieee. 4 Mixx Berthote Cabanvy 1987. icb) | Payments; property Is located in the 34x) “singed ne." “Pontiac. ‘tigation. Mr. Dixon |G Meyer, 59, 1801 Mor an. | MARY.—There are no day nurs- | CRAMPS—The condition as stat- ||| can supply the knowledge reqhisite | Canadian ale. i £ ee condition; | 5311 NOTTINGHAM. | WHYMAN. 407. 722 Chestnut. Olive 8500 toom 625. Pontiac Bldg. ____ | Minnt Min, 47, 2429 N. Spring. | || cries for colored children in this|ed is caused by undue muscle FLATS —3 and 3 single frame: a q home ~* iid be proud mn, | ee ee , (*5) | AN UNTSU RETALL OPPORTUNITY. | & - bs , OU, ya | ety. strain. The cure ts the avoidance ~ - - . / , . manufacturer of snerial- . 4 ° , 4 : ; R32} ’ f . ; ) A L T ee pulmonary abscess of the cause. When the attack —— —enneed block H furnace, tu rooms ¢: room, r i iv* : ; - J condit! on: tot 650x155. Now va-| HOUSE—$25' Vey an buys 5-room house. | 47 istrict stor nae Rake over $75,000 | Elizabeth Schumann, 4. 202 iger. any abscess if it is opened and JESSE S.—Call Main 5580 and nes i > = a .¥ RT oon 1105 Chestnut Bier buys 6-room brick. 1104 Chan- | ross per ar: 4 it $10 000 required to! Nellie Beekmann, 42. drained recovery may ‘follow. ask for the Municipal nurses, Ask at Park ‘srr 13% rb aes , eS BUSH-B u : ing. «oe by Tyler 1769R yee, | hand! Bo x J 415. ». Post-Dispatch _ _fc6i i A. V. Bayer, 40. 6229 sroadway. ‘ hold a nurse to call and investigate the Tas 5 THESE. ' ARE GOOD noes of | L8) Fs ‘ ; =A : *2 : 3 — : — —- _ M Powers, 3. 57 R4 De Giverville. i AMMONTA.—Ordinary house "7 case. She will pee that it is prop- a YR Louisville. beautiful Lew cote | ) Mi‘ OR ke “4 $A NS. Sin wi P sper alizer B AKE RS. A T T K N T ION! ’ Pendleton. 4. 28 843 Semple ji} ammonia is used for the bath. n erly disposed of - wome, breakfast room, large sleey g mn securing homes for colore peopie a 44 irice Carroll. 59 3Q31 ¢ ‘leveland. | reasonable amounts it is not in- | 4 $ Poh. hot-water heat, hardwood floors, | _ buy. PR ad HOLLEIN FIRE Bt Jane Gard. 68, 4059 Labadie. | us to the hair but might tend MISS SUFFERING. — Try equal sPul. 4 ‘ urio Oo parts of precipitated sulphur, tile roof, double garage | 3719 COOK AY. Markussen. 73, 4022 Glasgow. ‘ (11 | Genevieve Koehler, 3, 1823 Sidney ||| to turn it gray if regularly used. cream of tartar and powdered | £9051 Forest av., pretty home of 6 large | cash. batance monthly buys this Oi! irner erm: uet i nom fli : ‘ ) ice n ith! i] g"s hurner ; nan product, will! | ; ry, Sisto, 0 ea wee will Peg fi st y room mitoid basem: hal! 7 in, 2 | De installed in vour ¢ nm for 30 days on ts remia SF ne Washington. | | MRS w n.—Let the condition | sugar. Mix thoroughly. A tea- POM OG COFr ‘ wy ur e, - aad eran oid ba i tris Use less oil. as vou are using coke |! y, ; l i] : we : 4016-18 McPherson: double 6- e Sik Simpson. in Clifton Pak. s ax $575 ome ot - fb 5 ar iese ol installed are Ran a os a 9 1454 Warren. ‘yalone. It will right nae np 4 ot or — before breakfast, furnace, electric: rents $2% | , ft s RNS. tas B iadhy (e77) | JOHN § BLAKE & BR 0. “B15 ‘Ches: nut. ‘oven, middie Boen, or ‘e oven J. Howard, 61, 926 Hamilton } a great while. The blackhea surre n a giass of water. Lo- BELLIS, tors, Arcade Rid . BUSH-BURNS. 11 e *5) i burners will be sold this month for $% A. W. Schulte, 48, 4111 Ashland. limay be expressed; if not access-/cally vaseline is about as good as NEW FLA eG DOUBLE FLATS WITH BATHS—s6500 | covering cost and installed. Regular price|J J ‘Sheehan, 33. 4310 Page fe. | ible, try a watch key. anything for the condition. Four rooms a breakthet ¥ q West This bui! is ' lean and in Al | $325: mail anee for rev resentative to cal] Var. & Peddicord ia. 40474 W ot ‘Pine. : : a — io th n terms of 750 cas ijon vor CUTTA MFG. CO., |. ) Peddicor (4 st corner Piymouth and A ' SWe have two excellent 7-room cone gg le oe: ed ph 82 phone A = °48 Hodian ne | agents and dis. | Emily Clark, a oa eee. leat - . 37 ae sempenee. ndignities 144nch Model, for $3() the Home ane ll Varos. & ng complet if you are 1 . ; toh? mes: e in 6100 é iy. 4 investment or home in a neighborheod t washington Heights homes: one in 6 ay: “airfax | tributers for North America c) 4 >) from Guy Hendley: cus- n Westminster, one in 6190 biock ~ > op, a R500 = J. B. Klauber, 68 3230 Fl Flora Hendley fro he tpg : WHYMAN, 407, 722 Chestnut. Oliv 890°. = een omcommemanerces | FRA y ncmenn Ta BAOR A Graré bl. tody of child with an allowance for its RADIO PROGRAMS will insure Sede ees ’ ashington av . modern and ‘ ar! ly ,. : , ? . - ‘ T dignities a h Model, for i j uprwort ne} ‘ Lal "7 wad , her t fro , Fred Ty berent: cus 21 me $3 5 | parton’ ey Property se | Blu — CHICAGO anufacturer of an TT oT REALTY CO. ~F at ate ® Sb Chennut. | $1000 CASH BUYS fi} 4 AGO manufacturer _ Hi N E. & R. G e SCOTT. . 0 & hes nut ' ae ait nNoviie and ac yo nere ‘sity has - t ae bs nf anild with an allow ce for its Fath » as Divorces Granted. - FOR TODAY aneen 806 Chestnut st. fe 4 1924 aot gar st. , ‘onot : ; fr oa ad : Sewin | ixcelle proposition for a man support: indignities. a t00 ront, Na y 7, ch Brn d Lee x wit) } "Peon S500) and SAno00 I 1si e Felts from Robert Felts: deser- % BU SH-BURNS 1D eoerut. tC 2) | hehe Dhak ofine Florence Corrigan, from John Corrigan; | , al ion Connect Music Master obtain ex i ‘TIson, 2 ang » Troon Willlam Gourley from e 7 ey: storatio yf former name o , aa a 3852 ty ee t Si double brick garace. 122% BUSH-BURNS, 1195 Chestnut. (6*) BUSINESS WANTED denertion 3 4 a 10:30, dance. ient . u DS) > : 7; 4 fotosr — tt : t; deser- + agin ~ rinele flat: —— a _ COLORED _—_s RTY SACRIFICED R ' oO » Ernst from Frances Erms WGN— hicago Tribune (370): ce reasonable os ' oF: price : b for aul sale. 95 Py ear T) 8! ell Jet) display, 44 datiy, 5 sr Swn. 180O? , : ,| i fol wat or "AIRY nee ane } ae " at once: cash or terms. 614 N 18th a pale ee ee Ru! ngton: road reports. ated form an idea of this difference, & SON, 5108 Si ? 9-ROOM ‘RESIDENCE, vit per line: Agate—S$ times, Ic; 7 nes Senne Paes Use “_—* ree Panne. A (5) ial : inerva. in good condition: . e, 30 times, daily 8c. Sun. 2c dy ECT v Iy¥ [x = ; - MEAT MARKET. GROCERY —Good | bust- a Welch from 7 | > FBI peccngag, Sato : ‘ ness; reasons for selling. pply St. | of child: desertion 7:30, News Orchestra: Anne Camp- 5 Easton ay. Forest &{"' oO, 36 times. daily Sc, : be ads SY Gites Pe i D DIN. R a sit ile ou. Anna Muench from George Muench bell eet: sopra D of tin or fiber, then on his own Che 2! yr _— toration of maiden name of Brenner; in- 4 P , Iprano. Se, adi ri equipped with first-class condit roums ' CON FFX TT NI RY Wid Hlave cash: with ‘shoes and furnishings; clean. bl t: Eva O'Hare from Joseph © Hare: WOX—Detroit (517): 6, concert; arius. ; cali sees diel; " tock . cat reasona ren ” o ' ‘ : covers weve Swill show yea 10 s good location; le f tody of children with an allowance for! 6, musical. Do you see it now! MUSIC from 215 J. _CONCANNON, 720 20 Wainwright F s.. | MY HOME AT A SACRIFIC ro MONEY TO LOAN—$100.000.. on im- | CON FECTI« RY---43000 location: 3 a city. Box E-5. Post-Dispatch. (89) | j s 4. Bf nz rooms: rent $40. OK B-220., J EST ATTRANT And confectionery; will restoration of maiden name of Wroth: de gram (476): 7-20. g- 30. choral con- sertion "556 Alaiee ova Samer oy e: jcert; 9:30-10:45, concert. shaped of just such wood as violins ; . Sot party; pri old stody of children: desertion, KFK X — Hastings 3 ' Reyne ea pert Oty en Thales iecler: ia: BS (341): 9:30, are made of. When real music comes OOO, — ” Hen. ron 84208 apcela —— Ti BRA Academy Forest: 3430 (eB) MONEY—“SEE US’ —-MONEY - "03 Lee s “Sia a broad t KDKA WOLF-POLLACK ff °'E do "01 &. a ~ y - Lion reat rates of IMMER US’) 6AGONFECTIONBERY—On Natural Bridge: | RESTAURANT—Good location; $120 day! aienities rebroadcas ; 01 WES T E ‘ND age et 500 sion Spd _— ot My . : - CO ely Fee oie ' at. "+4 Rm teay | Mh eee owner leavirg city, 01 met | Cora Lipe trom Don 11pe restoration of WoOs Jefferson City (440.9): s. over the alr, there is a real musical rooms ardwo oors, en: natn Paneteee a6, tae | living Om ri 51°44 | —_* | matden name of Bauer esertion P . . . - 4371 — FOREST PARK BL. a heat: beau fal 50-foot lot: easy | 619 Cl . eo > | 94) RESTAURANT Good business ; reasonable cor &. h from Edward Smith: eus- | musical, addresses. instrument to receive and amplify it. ret I LOAN money on first and second ¢ ~ | ara ara Ee - — ~ for quick sale; terms. 3524 Frank! in oh with an allowance for ite, W HB—Kaneas City (411): 7-8. S 1 ill , | ooner or tater you w come card to tr t ; , v Beautiful new souble Foam. 7 H BROOKS REAIT y cwy 107 N th of trust reasonahtle Lag mie, ‘ 5 iL LATO Pe Ds im ‘+) | gunport indienities Tra Sturdivant: | erchestra. ates ; room and break ——,, T , 401 Int’! lAfe Bide e sold e, ric , | @ ‘ t from wteam heat. decora gi THE fay QO , _— fam 1 Silverblatt, coi) a1°%4 OR RESTAURANT Excelient location the Mary a ae ened name of Thomas , TE Mt a ed waidiee “inet Ta Ler 6064 Fisidada 7 v . a a | | rs 10 LA) AN’ City and county, | c INFECTION E TY. cles _ tobacco oot Post a aap So ealanes ted indlentties, iat ye Re 4 Wubbartt = og sacs aeake roe around re MUSIC MAS me Tonight * = “4 fin, 4 “a ya ry ty 4 . * r heat? fy} 4d estab!iahed n - — a en - Ethe!| Hubbartt rom re Usd > (4 0): ; -v, concert, rea ings. rice, $24.000.. See. °° 0rs, Zcar garage; ownor says | bi : OTN. | | is a good night to start catching the ANDERSON. — Oe Ca EN ES kK KANE & I R ANK GOR SS pocreens OSIW. ___ (5)? gunport; indignities eT TORS, I estnut s ; ——? Hazel Smith from Harvey Smit “..|1 @& m., concert, instrumental, 4 higher beauties of the music that now | / 22) Poet PD trie —) ROOMING HOUSE—Bargain. Gran@ | eustody of child wit allowance for i ‘ mtody « ’ with an owe KFI—Los Angeles (469): &8:46- VING HOUSE—Cheap rent. name of Entzworth: in- 1008 ( ‘hestnut St. (e80) | at na oon 10%” ‘ | — : Ath. } ration of maiden ; — - a eT be ~ | dignities cal. Call up your dealer now. He will each. lar e liv stra: 8:30-12, contest, ¢ | ae ng chestra: 8 oncert, 7111 Alamo: new Some ror Sree ; hot-water heat, hardwood floors. brick ' . bread, mi ba . ist; no delay: ture S430 Kastor ROOMING HOUSE # large rooms neatiy indienities ean WEST END ney GONFECTIONERY——On N~ Newstead doe Lindel! 8455. __(c?)| | Wannetta Moore from John Moore: res for your approval. RICK HOME Do Ye ur Ne d Mo ng $25 daily: rent $25 per month: | ToOMING HOUSE_IA14 Olive ety 14 oration © | _ nm santas an ! IE ) ome ee ler se om *4 ( rooms: sell at once, account sickness (7) te oo 4 OMaliv from Walter O'Malty: | musical, ee ; et | Dealers, write your jobber today ~~’ may hl ' re} bosiltiie hath tite flanr On ener deeds of tr : 892 43590A Pare Frances Tweifel from FAward Zweife!l; i * modern comfort: low cost: est commission advances made on rent) INFECTIONERY Wid. — Tob: ine | furnished. Lindell 3 A. 124 Post Dis (cO8) collec $208 GOTTLIES REALTY 7 -rAaIn “ ith living reom : f Ve! 5 (c85) reato ration of maiden pame of Florkowski. or: nig in , oe ; . | ING. TSE—24 ronme indignities —W Gi— Medfor (360): , IN UNIVERSITY cry CONFPRCTIONERY—Firet-claas ¢ ROOMING FOUSE—On Lindell: 10 ron me: }*estoration of maiden name of Hail: in WMC—Memphis Commercial Ap- | $100 (500); 8:30, program; 11,/ ulars of the fastest selling item in “Hi 9 Diendid Home at Low Cost 1- Pointe” Flat _ —— | : —Zodas, ROOMING HOUSES rooma, Grand av: = Toom matt brick house in University {) N | OONFRBCTIO es R ; , | ROO TING ‘Ts poome, Grand sy.; | A T rence from John lawrence -_ is) . - MONEY TO L A co; 4 rooms furni good location. Call Lindell 51425. (7) | Alma Lawrence from Joann terion: KHJ—lLos Angeles (395): 8, or- | - cB. REALTY be glad tosend MUSIC MASTER home ~ | Realtors. 2701 Franklin "O08 Market ROOMING HOUTSE—24 roome cheap ren? : | : make good hotel. Lindel) @45 (07) Wannetta Moore from John Moore: ree- Brother Club; 5:30, verses, talk. | CON at er): tad ~ large ron er ently - . v E = ’ ) DEEDS . ‘ _ 5 ~ west St Lpuis doing good ras Pyrrel- } ‘. [7 ' fen? ease: a ha- dignities 1 B om s and bath; SEA OND AND a4: aa Nexe owner has other business gr’ nin : , Olfve 6124 (96) ‘Euls Conway from W. O = ge By _ ea tne n ’ or ulc service ati: a . onnortunity Apply Singermann Candy (oo areas. tn th ao. oa. torath on of maiden name o ronec. facing the beau S FINANCIAL Co.. ~ ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms: barenin . tis aproktanty. (75 | RCM Sash "972k Olive’ Lindel Ba4h: | infienitiony Tn nap. teers Wallace, n.| 'WEAG — Minneapolis-8t. Paut| MUSIC MASTER CORPORATION capa epomeen vel hnson | line on ' o NW Rth et 7th floo 7 rire ; halt jn p. on d -- VG With house : : shru Olive e191 a and Olive RING z=: | DR ESSM LK IN l_LLINERY PARLOR— (c7) . 7 30 ectures: &: . ’ Distributors of H Apparatus HOUSE —o13 Rt. toute: will , Oe well developed , side- + —__——— on Newly decorated: 1] ving Quarters: nicely | RGOMING HOURE—_On Wachineton ” . ranitiog eters from Oscar Peters: restore (417); 7:39, le . U we ‘15, May Makers end of High-Grade Radic 3 a renta) nds. mses ws be, et: } ly réstricted Fine | . P’Y furn simi 7; rent reasonabie: must sel! i3;~ on $55 monthly; price $650 /tien of maiden name of Lierman:; indig-| festival opera, ““Faust,"’ from Man- | STA or Main ee : : BE ge nm Hot water | LOANS ON PERSON L PROP | S Vandevent: a ge a yt ‘ (DA) | nities. , , kato. . enapolis heat | —— —— —Morteages refi-| FIIAING STATION cellent business | g=—; ita saan a Gent: | ulé from Joe Fuld: restoration , : Chagago wer aumphrey water heater: 1% - | AUTOMOBILE oe geet Sanna | and location: sling account sickness, | ROOM! oer vont BGs oF aeth ur Wet. | of mnkden pom of Ponceiow: indianities WRAH—Minneapolis (417); 7, iar an ek keen pein tit ‘eo “aliiance Finance Corp., 302! @2700: good lease. Rox F-207. P1717) fay, $300. od J. “HILI Agt.. 114 N | Mary Satz from pees’ = =; eustogy | enumical PAF “A ’ . a . 7 a : . -s : Z chen yenient to Washington” nt pont | Wainwright Bldg PLAT—West ‘issant husiness corner SRE R eS RS ~~ a an allowance for tts up WOR-—-Newark (408); 4:15 ae es. schools, car lines and | AlTOMOBILE LOANS—Made in 10 min- with flat a jrnace. bath. garere | cory DRINK PARLOR—Ané ! : from Zoe Whitson: deser- , i sit a be seen to be ann reciated oe car ‘eft in your possession. mort- hy SING. 4: 164 @asne av Possess mn house and property. 4400 N. Broadwar Pe, Whitsos songs. 4:30, bedtime: 5, string Phone » Cabany 7: Lt ee ment to | Ge refinanced to reduce payments; | 0 ae And repair shop. leavi it | 3) | Irwin Bullock from Ruth Buliock; deser- quartet. ie? | vring ti Ty 2 ss | GARAG > An a ’ air «a7 ' JeaVing Ly > DRINIC - PARTOR— Transfer cor yer tion . - mA. . LASKER dewes “Om scpent - Mods agg 0 ‘location: reasonable. 380] | Edith Byrd from Richard Byrd; cus- WEAF—New York (492); 6:30- 8, talke, orchestra. iets) B Locust. (c17) ees —— me Olive 9130 i GENTS FURNISHING and clothing store. | tossuth toqy = qj, os . a Wienect: SINESS PRO cy ih files. Auto 4uc- | *os 4 ns s | , , 8 PROP. FOR § — | BONST Danet f Siive. a6 5 ear M a ket: will) trad "hes + — vane bene, WS uel) ‘restoration of maiden name of Lusch: tn- WIY—-New York (405); 6:380- —— : i? tie |G ROC eat marke will trade for near Imar tiles ;, MONEY loaned ow oman 2ale ofirs ot ®) esidence or fiat. Grand and Page. (77 4 ‘id pat abl ished printing and - Ade le Melion frem Rarol4 Me! en res 9:20. orchestra ’ 9:50, singing. a orth ae apa brick davijght fae - left in your possession. 142} Locust ic) pes oY Ones — oe Oe office rely business In Central Mie- | torsion of maiden name of Berthoid: de ARLX—Oakiand (509); 16-12, . ? t. ve ; | eee ot © ' ja’ » . tn ren wert} Darga n fo cash and mimediatr se ton from Pimer Tim neon ree Milla f ollege Alumni! banquet. ’ OT ~~ wt ae on Terming + inaned on. furniture and Piance “at : - ; - — a ne holde 7 ca’ 44 MON SY toe nd per mon! ed taR4 INTER Perr in rmaéer - ne Wrat 3 m «YY. ase Penaacm tar selling ewrnere rave A a Mas ba eo ider name of Leighton and . - r "acu nt . ha Sane: sAAditional 7. 000; Mound ¥ Loan Co 427 Victoria Bidz. perience needed. 3° 23A Ol live. Lindell many other interesta. Address Box J-4!/. toration of ma! os wt WOAW—Omaha (526); 6, speak- Dy. SLY’ Tete Fs . quis k sal ‘Sane Mo "City os (056) 6455. par, “ 8 ~ = Shue ia a ee pil Pe Hie ~
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—-- =e «|| Fiction and Women’s Feats FPRIDAY, MAY %, Ir#2¢. han the morning and one other evening newspaper —- — 48 ST LOUYS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t ee —— ———- TT SS with the activities of cabin 10 feet 6 inches long, 5 feet 3 ~ easily be passed. Two stretcher | appearance ; _ F td Anti-Saleon League.” inches wide, and 4 feet high. There cases and four sitting cases, with AP API APAAPJ APRA \'Ge ee PX et . | Should the Republican conven- are large windows and an aperture nurses and doctors, can be accom-| && eth Seb Se” 3 Se i ot — —————--— — j tion fail to take a platform stand through which a stretcher can modated. against existing prohibition meso | 7 e . Sh . t tions sutier sai if ras threat-_| We] i ) p Pl ANK tions, FE e pol + anata | St. Louis Greatest owing Oo ened with the [llinois, Missouri, Delaware, New sareennbiinainmaaitansen Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York. | : : nae em Rhode Island, News Hampshire, | Failure t0 Assail Prohibition Connecticut and Massachusetts ; rs — tat hat 7 os i | Butler refused to state W ' W ill Threaten L 9 S 2) ) at eps if any, he personally would | States, He Says. take toward having the Cleveland | Low pe = es on Bea tiful convention nail an antiprohibition, : lank into the 1924 platform. . : : ™ : By \r-diacgonremane ie §—Dr. Nich- Pte Builds Hospital Airplane. | WALL PAP ER At Money-Saving Prices—and on Convenient Credit Terms -4 ; > ae olas Murray sutler, president of BRISTOL. April 21.—The Roy! | ! , | seen neputlcns sasonsi| new ambulence. plang with & Here are 75 different styles and sizes to select from in Ice Breeze and Cold Storage Refrigerators ' 1e ibulan ] with a : me : gate to the Republican national! S aeee ehhh ae 60 cians an hour | have been handling these makes for over 30 years and know from experience how thoroughly good ¢ | q are. The line includes blue enameled, white enameled and golden oak—in side, top and front ice dine | all sizes to suit all needs. convention in Cleveland next: wna free from any form of vibra- month. has come out squarely for tion. Painted white, with the ord!i- ° . . 4 ; 4 > ’ the insertion of an antiprohibition nary red cross on its side, it has a plank in the 1924 Republican plat- | We can do it because we doa tremendous form. volume of business on a cash basis. No loss in His declaration that his party must take that step as “the only a | unpaid accounts. No expense for delivery. way to get back to sound wagers uM —— N These Savings are to your benefit. tional government,” is the phase of the nation-wide contro- A , | versy he stirred up 19 days ago, ) | when, in a speech before the New | a 2: Cc oO Cc a oO York members of the Missouri So-. ciety, he launched a vigorous at-' " m tack on the Volstead act, the ik Wee Te > Vt fen | No Higher! Eighteenth Amendment and liquor | : Rh i | law enforcement generally. | alle Price ts Marked on Each Sample The Columbia president, in a Sane pomereny, BLSeS thet ei ae . aa try . ; Z Siageour tae cneusry. to onees 809-811 N. 7th Street Pd pad LEU * ices “They have called my attention Between Morgan and Franklin to the danger to the party if ft) fails to satisfy public opinion or if ft allows itself to be allied even in. sree? ee seertvdesz_es , « ‘* ; ‘-* ‘ ‘re 8 © >* . hae PI eh mete re t a o Y Af, *D") White Enameled Side-Icer Refrigerator | MO I nside and Outside | Everyone who sees this Reftigerator is pleased with great improvement over the old-style Refrigerator. TH A Refrigerator that looks clean and is clean—pure white enameled compartment is at the side with front an inside and outside—presenting a picture of cleanliness and beauty. It | opening door—convenient to get at and * . is in the new side-icer style with all doors , affording more room to the provision opening from the front. Thoroughly insulated $ ' gsectior. Good size—well insulated and FN with finest material and will keep your pro- will give thoroughly satisfactory service. visions cold and sweet at a great saving in | $Specially priced for this week at ........ your ice bills. Note the extremely low price | — $2.00 Cash—$2.00 a Month ~— “o SAS VASSS AA and easy terms Ss beee% We Now Show the Complete Line of ~Direct from the Maker! |e “fan |S Brunswick Buying GoldE Clothes represents the greatest 7, ie | { Png B All on Convenient Credit Terms economy possible. \V eare manufacture! ~ and ey | | PN = tewebeweton ATTY No need for us to emphasize the superior qualities of Bruns- sell to you direct thru our own stores. You ee, mae q pretlees | : | wick Phonographs and Brunswick Records. In offering this . : 7 a ~~ , sss ee 3 : | line we feel we are giving you the utmost in beauty of design don t pay any middlemen’s profits. Every cent 7 2 2 € | and musical quality. There are 24 Upright, Console, Art and | 3 | tt Period models to select from at $45.00 to $750.co—a model to of your money goes into material and labor. ~ FEE : salen avatar tute. ab & gute ont eee geeSWOSE SSNS - 3 °, a ee * er ~—— i » - ’ "“eggevecrc sed * s Pd », 7 MN SLA Af fy SALES S, GoldE Clothes offer you more for your money than you’ve ever bought before. The ma- terials, the tailoring, the styl- : = ing, the fitand the long lasting | a siieaiail | a 3 WY. Yj satisfaction are equal to what | Tw 0 Gr eat Specials in Chifforobes | — CZ Making a visit to a London hos great a crowd, as their car proc out to clear the way for them. i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i you'll find in clothes selling for | a great deal more than our | Cedar-Lined Dresserobe prices. ijk aied | TAPE) « $3822 , | : Compare: 3 | age Terms— $3.00 a Month Only by comparion with what | sR | ] Tis te a dresser and wardrobe all in Thnare ‘ " + - ‘ > 27 Fy ilt of id k—h r ch bed = | 4§ inches long. | eoagues harcers. Constructed of solid \4 - : . | style. Beautiful eak threegkeat. well finished and will —— . give splendid service ee satisfaction. size. Special! nut finish and —_ Seid reguiariy at $27.58 and well werth eae pte 35 we tor J.-+« = STERN G G Pa | S: ? pee: TWELFTH ANDOLIVESTS. Your Credit Is Saturday Eve Until 7 O’Clgck xt and Olive \ SS & — €. seeeee
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a a er beer a ~ —_—s PPPPLP LAL Sinan an ue an ne Fiction’. Fashions’. Timely D * 4 ss PF PABPPPAL iscussions —— nage ST. LOUIS POSTy = Pa — A Powerful Story of Today BREAD 2.772 | (Copyright. 1924.) M jaw, and made her seem 10 years younger. was delighted with the effect, and was now evincing a gratified in est in her appearance, Signor Bellin pected, had already started his Monday and Tuesday classes, while Miss Loughborough’s Concentration School for Young AUTHOR OF “Brass,” “Salt.” wt o & Gee & CHAPTER TWENTY RS. STURGIS’ false teeth had made a great improvement in her about to open its doors, and pupils were flocking oack from their | vacations. And lastly, and to the girl, most important of all, Roy | was returning to New York. He would arrive in the city in a few days, and she wondered how she would feel toward him when they met. As she sat upon a park bench, enjoying the sun and the toddling children playing in the soft gravel of the pathway near by, she asked herself if she cared. She could not tell. Of far more interest to her was the prospect of work again. She had been stifled all summer by illness and heat, | but now she wanted to get back to the business world and win her independence anew. Her ambition was afire; she was all eager- pess to have a job omece more. ..:- - Reyt . -« Well, it would be pleasant to have him making love to her again, to watch him tremble at her nearness. ’ But she found herself thrilling on the afternoon he was to see He had telephoned in the morning from the station, and his When his ring at Delicious tremors, her. voice had sounded wonderfully sweet and eager. the door announced him, her heart raced madly. one after another, coursed through her. He came hurrying up the stairs and she met him in the studio. Their hands instantly found one another’s, and they stood so a mo- ment, smiling happily and ardently into each other’s eyes; then she drifted into his arms, and it seemed the peace of the world had come. Ah, se had forgotten how dear he was, how lovable, how sweet! ft was good to have him take her to himself that way, and feel his thin arms about her, and have him hold her close against his young hard breast. . Plans—plans—they were full of them. They were engaged now; Mrs. Sturgis and Alice must be told, the father wired, and Roy must immediately set about finding a job. He had some corking letters, he told her eagerly, and he was on the trail of a splendid position | elready. Jeannette was going to find work, too; they would both save | buy all the clothes they would need, and be married—oh, some “me in the spring! Roy, holding both her hands, gazed at her with shining eyes, his whole face glowing with excitement. “O, God, Jeannette—oh, God! Just think! You Married!” It was a wonderful prospect. In less than a week, he had obtained a promising position with Chandler B. Corey Co., publishers of high-class fiction and the best of standard books. It was a new but flourishing Organization with offices on Union Square. In addition to its book business, there were two monthly magazines. The Wheel of Fortune and Corey’s Commen- tary, and Roy was made part of the staff that secured advertise- ments for the pages of these periodicals. He was full of enthusiasm for his new work. Mr. Featherstone, the advertising manager, who was also a member of the firm, was the jolliest kind of a man, and the other fellows in the department, Humphrey Stubbs and Walt Chase, were “awfully nice” chaps. He was to receive from the start, $20 a week, and Mr. Featherstone promised him a raise of five dollars at the end of three months, if he made good. The gods were with them. Jeannette and he could be married early in spring. The next day she started out to find work. She knew it would be a humiliating business, but she found it worse than she feared. The advertisements for stenographers in the newspapers which she answered, all turned out to be disappointing. The most she was of- fered was $10 a week, and in the majority of cases only six or eight. She had made up her mind to accept nothing less than what she had earned before. She would walk out of an office into the glaring street with the prick of tears smarting her eyes, with lips that trem- and me! ® bled, but she would vigorously shake her head, and renew her detér- | mination. She went to interview Miss Ingram of the Gerard Commercial School, but Miss Ingram had no vacant positions on her list. appearance, had rounded out her face, given strength to her | The little woman | ter- | i had returned earlier than he ex- | Ladies was | A i ee tt A et emcee ae ao eee Se ee fF; ' 4. ll | ‘ ae. ew hiyy: hi j To Change Her Mind first said, refused to ever change boulders in the stream, but Tm if a woman never changed her mind, and stuck to what she stood on the same one, willy-nilly, rain or shine, "til doomsday. Life would have a good deal of the pepper taken out of it—I'm think- ing, and a heap of men in the world would sit down by the roadside and yawn for that the world had suddenly—“my gosh”—gone so slack! As it is, boys, it’s a lovely, lively place. Something stirring all of the time, blasting hopes lifted, down one minute and up the next, a changeable breeze, it’s true—but always a breeze for your little white ’ a 4 sy wT. PF earure avice. Tuc. sails! Even Love alone—see how he profits by the elfin quality of mind And if every time Eve said “no”— when an earnest young man asked her would she come to the shelter of the warm heart under the coat on his Dreast—she stuck by that— and never later whispered in a fluttering little voilce—ye-ees,” hew few gay little bridal ships would come dipping their colors into harbor, for the betterment of the whole wide world that looks on! that was graciously given to Eve. —NELL BRINKELEY. | MAKING: GIRLS | HOMELOVING By WM. A. McKEEVER | OUR girl can easily grow up VY a good home without be- coming conscious of its re- sponsibilities and sacrifices. But, is that fair either to her or you, dear mother? Is it fair even to | society that your little girl should “I've never seen anything like it,’’ the little teacher said with | a forlorn air; “I've got three girls now just waiting for something to turn up, but all they want downtown are boys—boys—boys!”’ Twice Jeannette had the unpleasant experience of having men to whom she applied for work lay their hands on her. One slipped his arm about her, and tried to kiss her, pressing a bushy wet mustache against her face; the other placed his fat fingers caressingly over hers | without and, leering at her, promised he would find her a good job, if she'd | come back later in the day. She was equal to these occasions but there was always sickening reaction that left her weak and trem- bling with a salt taste in her mouth. She said nothing about them at home. Her mother and Alice, even Roy, had urged her not to go to work again. Mrs. Sturgis reiterated her original objection: Alice thought it was not necessdry, that Janny had better take things easy | to and devote her time to wedding preparations. Roy did not like the idea, he frankly admitted, of her associating so intimately with a lot of men in an office, and, besides, it distracted her, made her nervous. “In three months, sweetheart. I'll be getting $25 a week and we can get married. A hundred a month is enough for a while. You ought to run the table on $10 a week——-your mother does that for the three of you!—-and out of the remaining $60, we surely will have | enough for rent, and a lot left over for clothes and theaters.” Oh, yes,” Jeannette sighed wearily, “it's plenty—only I want— I want to earn some money myself. I need clothes, and I ought to have everything for a year, at least!”’ September passed, and October came with a tinge of autumn, and an early touch of yellow, drifting leaves. Jeannette missed the chance of an excellent position in the manager's office of a large suit and cloak manufacturer by no more than a minute or two She saw the other applicant enter the office just ahead of her and Was presently told the place was filled. The girl who had preceded her was Miss Flannigan' There was another position in a lawyer's office for which she eagerly applied. was interviewed, and it was discovered she had no knowledge of legal phraseology, she was rejected. : | the \ She heard the salary was $25 a week. but when she | Desperate and discouraged, she was obliged to listeg in the eve. | nings to Roy’s glowing praise of his new associates, to detailed ac- counts of small happenings in the office, and g0esip between desks. | She learned all about Mr. Featherstone. bis devoted and adoring wife his small, crippled son, his own good nature, and hearty ! She heard a great deal about Humphrey Stubbs and Walt Chase Stubbs, she gathered, was aiready Roy's en@my. He had made one eral efforts to discredit the newcomer, and was on the : ‘things about which to criticize him to his chief. Walt Chase, @n the *ontrary, was amiable and inclined to be very friendly. Walt had sali married less than a year, lived im Hackensack. and his wife had just had a baby. 2 joviality. ee ee ee eR oe my _— = — Continued in the a lookout for | be taught the ins and outs of social behavior and of public appearance her being made aware of the routine of a wholesome, self- reliant daily life? The mind of the growing child requires more than mere exercise for its proper growth; {ft requires also organization and special at- tention to details. What goes into the mind of your little girl today will come out as character to your grown daughter temorrow. No matter what the family in- come may be, so long as such work be done by the masses of women, your girl should be how to sew, to mend. has to to darn and wasn her Solving the Problem of Refreshments for a Mah Jongg Party F YOU are thinking of giving a [va Jongg party, the problem of refreshments has doubtless been occupying your mind. This is, however, a simple matter when you realize that like the game, they should be strictly Chinese in char- acter and service. Chinese hospitality is simple, but very correct for each function. To satisfy American taste, the foods may be seasoned a bit more highly and supplied in greater abundance Whether the party is in the eve- ning or afternoon, the same _ re- freshments will be correct with tea as the only beverage. The foods should appear in at Tea should be offered frequently both fresh and Bowing to American taste, a | wee bowl of lump sugar and dish eee ewenestteee before it becomes a part of the per- | manent stock of ideas. Of course, make a little girl a siave to rou- tine as it fs to make her oblivious of her surroundings. An equal amount of practice fn both these extremes its necessary. However, it is often the able man- it is quite as bad to | ager of details who proves to be | the most practical dreamer He | Knows first of all what stuff +o weave into his dreams, and he | knows how to set out to make his dreams come true Teach your little girl to notice beth the immediate and the re. mote both the personality ar d the meer lear. gh th i} me ' +? he el imii thines and sreat things, which go to up ; ed ATIC. a iiie. > make “> » though probably of siiced lemon may appear on each tray, though lovers of rea! jasmine tea will drink it plain from the little handleless cups. The tea is made by pouring boil- ing water onto the leaves and bilos- soms and allowing it to steep three minutes. Then it is strained into a fresh hot pot and served. The firgt offering is tea, small portions of almond chicken and little bowls of rice. With this course comes small dishes holding minced peppers. pickled ginger. grated hard boiled eggs. finely- chopped peanuts, bits of cuttlefish and a little flask of soy sauce. The food is prepared with the idea of | its being eaten with chopsticks, forks will be used Pickled shrimps may be added to the other relishes. This course finished. the players 5 of shrimps finely minced, then moistened with French dressing to which a little made mustard has been added. Minced chicken sea- soned and moistened with mayon- naise to a spreading paste makes delicious sandwiches. Sardinea, skinned, boned and moistened with French dressing or leman juice and red pepper, are another variety. Watercress chopped fine, worked into a little unsalted buiter and sea- soned with onion Juice, pepper. salt and a little sugar, is a goo? filling, as is a little very finely minced, boiled ham mixed with a little chopped chow-chow. Tiny equares or rounds the size of a half dollar are the right size and shape for the sandwiches. Here's the way to make that de- licious Chinese dish that is called almond chicken. Boil three good-sized young and tender chickens. Cut all the white meat into small pieces. Chop onions enough to make a cupful and a half, peel and slice water chest- nuts enough to make two cupfuls. Add one cupful of celery cut fine, | two cupfuls of mushrooms peeled | and cut fine. then | | stir the Put all in a frying pan with oil to cover the bottom, mixture until all the In- | gredients begin to cook, then add a | cupful of chicken broth and cook it resume the game and play until the | next tea service, then they play til tea appears a second ti ferent kinds of sandwic that they are just a m and speared with a gently 15 minutes. Blanch two cup- fuls of halved almonds, then place them In a frying pan with a little of] and cook them, moving them constantly until they turn yellow. Skim them out and put them in the chicken mixture, adding enough chicken broth to cover. Cook the mass 10 minutes. Thicken the broth with corn- starch, add seasoning, then the rest of the ingredients. Put all into a double boiler to season and keep hot for serving. If ready to serve, | the nuts may be added, but if the | @tricken mixture must stand set the ' picks. The 1 ourse to appear consists of Aweetmeats, preserved | ginger, kumquats, melons, lichee | nuts and tiny sweet seeds cakes covered with | This sounds like a lot | of trouble, but the things are sing- | pie and can all be prepared before- hand except the tea. which is a eontinuous performance but not troublesome to make or serve. If "mall paper plates and dishes are used. there will be but few things (O Wash up afterward The wee cups may be rented if one does not care tH wn r ir "ha « i- . » POS SE ee, . Pe FN Na . OBO. Shar ae Se oii ie os MM Bee ihe eel ser a ae x, Ae ne “ vir - epkat / E A - é a . LS See = a ree. regehyy aes tee 4, ’ ae ee ay: vit mtb = ae GE FO MAY. MAY 9, 1924. SEHOLD | GGESTIONS - oe RE et nme : Tightly Covered. coffee should always be | . "ha : ers eirtight jars or container ] not lose their strengt... . . a Black Clothes. ' eloth garments will clean if ciear black coffee ' a few drops of ammonia : . ° ? Paint It. are many good dyes on et that will brighten up but otherwise good, All for the sum of 25 . * for the Little Girl for the 3-year-old is very dainty when deco- edliar and cuffs of linen threads and little roses Fused on the popular hand- embroidered every here 3 * 7 * . htful Packing. easy for the mother to ea family of kiddies when gatrip. One woman mall trunk with things be needed for the first gends that on ahead. Then l worry as to the ar- baggage is avrotded and a each member of the assured. age of 23 years, Miss R. rg has been made assis- e prosecutor in Cleveland, first of her sex to be ac- guch an honor ifn that city. ry °O- oo St dreadful situation as this. shutting his eyes 80 as that boat draw nearer r. But he couldn't keep I could swim like Jerry I wish I could swim like krat,”” be kept saying over to himself. “If I ight have achance. But , pSwim like Jerry, and if r sees me I won't hare at all. I wonder if I d being drowned just Oh, dear! Oh, dear! ‘t that boat turn and go way?" e boat didn’t turn. It ight on. The one who zg it was back to the uck, and the latter knew fhadn't been seen yet. His Was that he wouldn't be very once in awhile the ed to sce where he was | He saw the two old logs side by side, the one on young Chuck was laying the one which Jerry had left. But so far he iced the young Chuck. 3 his boat so as to go blogs and not bump into Was then that for the he saw the young Chuck. knew he was secon. He m Over. eo er = Ceoovright. 1926) be es a ROF.G P::.:: w br him says that ho And Prof had a dane vears in Ch He's mad craze——and and he coul to. He's seen chubby, p nounced to is almost her homely Well, Someho and dance and row a homely si She's useful. She out her own it—pretty luckier of Look Did yo mea? Oh, of are not tal and Monday are crazy dozen pa every party , years they You've and Sensib She al Beau F only I my co So with an infl realize that the proper yet do not k hance the ch tons. 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Let the women of Babylon e threatened us with Thought a woman's heart shall be laid bh. bs that play with matches. hall read the thoughts of women, 3 chelors their egotism and husbands ll men their beautiful illusions: 4 seteth a man, saying, “SO charmesil brows in letters of fire, ““Now, he urmureth, “Alas, I am not a n her eyes the warning, “Yet, » RRY thee!” And he shall flee nj hall discover that the maiden wh ot as a “golden opportunity,” patron who flattereth him regarg ller-in’’ at dinner parties. 4 peradventure, be the Big Chief a ard babe that must be cajoled and; Man shall learn that unto his ‘ sing and a Shining Light of Wisdos the labors of Woman shall be y 1 rst her! ; he New Magic of Mind Reading sh @ man’s thoughts a woman needs de her. q hen he saith, “I adore thee!” he ms “I shall love thee forever!” he oil ext week!”’ ht Transference profit her? For 1 that remaineth to her of persor d her THOUGHTS! : rob her of these? . SELAH! (Copyright. 1924) ak Fae *. “or > , eA ne ~ : Toy Sh Aa ee eae 4 “ $ 3 4 7 2 SAY. MAY 9, 1924. SISEHOLD i | mightly Covered. . girtight jars or containers wily if clear tf i FOR WOMEN | Children’s ee ~ GGESTIONS iy a coffee should always be 1] not lose their strengt:.. . > 6 § Tomorrow i ()rrateen ot among _ the Breakfast. Apple sauce. Cerea}. Coffee, cocoa, milk. Iuncheon. Stuffed pear salad. Hot rolls. Caramel custard. Coffee, tea, milk. Dinner. Breaded veal cutlet. French-fried potatoes. String beans with pork. Creamed celery. Ice cream—cake. Coffee, tea, milk. —— | If the daughter of the family away at school, college, business, or on a visit, her dress form at home will enable the mother to make and fit clothes for her in her absence. colleges | Among the many uses for such a form, tn addition to planning and fitting new garments and altering ready-to-wear garments, are pat- _tern making and alteration, ad- | justing collars, girdles, underwear, ‘remodeling out-of-stvie garments, and hanging skirts. The position of the shoulder seam, arm's eye, underarm seam, normal waist line, /and hip line may be indicated oa the form, and also become outlines | for round, square, V-shaped necks, and the right height for the tops of combinations and camisoles. Easy methods may dwarf the brain, and too much help lessen the vigor that makes for strong man- hood. a FREE—Book on Home ee 3 — es AG Son re "9? my complexion? So many women say this with an inflection of despair. They realize that their skins do not yield the proper amount of loveliness, yet do not know what to do to en- hance the charm of their complex- ions. Now, my dears, iust a few words “ F only I knew what to do for In the wrinkles like to come. Apply this skin food ever so lightly, as you do not want to stop up your pores entirely. For the oily skin the beauty im- plemeénts you will need are: A fine camel’s hair brush for the face. A cake of pure castile soap. I should advise using these at night before you go to bed. Make a lither of warm water and castile soap. Dampen your face first with face very thoroughly with clear vent the countenance betraying our water that is warm, but never hot. guilt! Follow with a dash of cold water. In the morning wash your face again in warm water, then cold, but omit the use of soap at this washing. Whichever condition applies to your skin, you should find that the treatment for its particular need will work wonders in restor- ing the flawless loveliness that isa sity, as the water that flows from rightful asset of every woman's the spring does not congeal in win- complexion. \ ter. a * a7 It is hard to catch hares with un- willing hounds. * + 7 The command of iron soon gives a nation command of gold. ” * * Friendship which flows from the heart cannot be frozen by adver- Beautifying MS eT Rr BEE: ae Rta. 5 ae eae ee ei me 0s TO at a » ete PEG eae. iss. - SAS Ae Ye ee amt ad th ea YY ~ rae Bo Alten ea % 4 . ee Sou a Fe) AS 34 ra by eee Dae he oe , * * es See ees Te er are —Young @ of wisdom on the subject. first place, you can’t know what the proper treatment is until you decide just what type of skin you have. . Is it dry or is it oily? If it is abnormally dry you must have noticed the tendency it has to show fine lines when the weather is particularly windy or dry. Your lips probably chap easily and your skin shows a tendency to appear al- most flaky with excessive dryness, at times. If it is too otly you have have difficulty avoiding the greasy ap- pearance that all women dread. Rut let me assure you now that the Ww way around this is not in coating your face with powder. You must get closer to the root of the trou- t com- s young 77 $mauskrat,” he kept saying ® he. 4) 34 - “a Tells You— inexpensive soft wood How may be finished so it is as beautiful and artistic as hard wood—How to remove old paint and varnish — How to fill unsightly, germ-catching cracks in floors and woodwork. 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But so far he Miced the young Chuck. a his boat so as to £0 logs and not bump into » Was then that for the Phe saw the young Chuck. etknew he was secn. He over, ee When Company — hospitality is best Comes : a isplayed by ing the serving (ai ald the bly than >. “That erence,”’ bly has oing to nearer.| “Caev* ' under | Oh, dear! oh, dear! Why you lie that boat turn and go% ® won't other wayf | ou have t kind of food—and could be nicer—more enjoyable than Calumet Tea get closer to Biscuits? Raised high and light— if your skin is very dry I am go- baked to just the right crispness, and furniture in perfect condi- ris s rate it ly ° ing to advise using water on it only d tion—How to take all the drudg- ne day—and this a dash of : . ‘. ° . ° ee tes oe Whether it’s com any | ery from dusting—How to ae niture, porch swings, —e or“just thefamily”—whether 3 : your entire home that delightfu etc. Explains just what ma rest, procure: wig Peer len, collins Oe air of immaculate cleanliness. to use and how to apply them. A good cleansing cream. A good cold cream. This Book is the work of famous experts — beautifully illustrated in mention, or epeang tie color. Gives covering capacities—includes color charts, etc. Take Some bits of soft old linen. the coupon below to any of the stores listed and get a FREE off with the old Iinen. When this economically assured when P y 8 Copy. 2817 Marcus Av. MAPLEWOOD MO. . J. Reemer 3100 Chippewa St. on N. Newsfeed Av. ' Pe — a Ce. Now, at night, cleanse your skin 3 ; ‘ ' M. & V. Hdwe., Stix, Baer & Fuller (Grané- is done, take a small bit of the skin NORTH Leaders Calumet is used, oa Gehrie & Rartolet Ndwe.. es. Wilson, Sondac Pig. & h re a R258 California Av. =~. ~~) ~. to. He couldn't dive ang into the | under water as Jerry Musse under! There was nothing to do- i. The! stay on that old log and ng 's head | hope and hope that he distance | be seen. again. Was it a friend or a foe! ned anx-| boat? The young Chuck It was|it was afoe. It must be @® Perhaps | one of those unfair hunter bugh for | didn’t have a bit of doubt@ Jerry's | Nearer the boat came and i on that/Then it turned off. The pMorright, 1024.) tas flat |Chuck gave a sigh of relies his relief didn’t last long.) ast! S : ~ et! Som felt? Ilently the boat turned age ething That Does More Than Prevent here he | began’ coming straight @ 0 - R A a fa There | him. He could hear the! | © CD “YMPLETELY ©. He/the oars, and every spl a short his heart jump. 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May 10.—Au-j 54 thorities. endeavoring to piece to- j p gether the unusual circumstances | > of the brutal murder of L4-year- | BOBBED HAIR BANDITRY. ee the dope goes bloole. L I'm to be held up, or gyped Branch Rickey is getting foxy. | found Thursday in a brush pile: And of my worldiy chattels / He went to Milwaukee and got 2) s753% a 4 1 . — ; ——= ) 2 ites’ ner heme, are cibtertae arn . ' ¢ be - e . " ome se a 4 - — - cai a eens : ~ stripped, | shortstop mamed Coone; ha? se : : 4 3 a che ciri’s movements the night of | THE TALE OF A HORSE - her disappearance, Feb. 2. after The Man on the Sandbox:—aAll | * attending a moving picture show in | readers of your column who play : ot , .: | Glascow. | the races are familiar with the * 4 Particularly they are seeking to | me I Gare not if her clothes are old, | names of horses. Enclosed story ; - : learn what became of the girl PM 4 “has Or if . | ' I * . m.. until er a rance It matters not what she may Wear, | 4 3 9:30 p ppea é | | © gbout midnight at the home of an | A& long as she has bobbed her | eeOee NO 1. BUT IT DOESN’T MEAN ANYTHING—By RUBE GOLDBERG IRC: tron sheen ane hecsoeen-a ee Bair. Harrigass Heir sited | lantern. and left. presumably. by its I must insist on being robbed By some fair maid whose hair is | -bobbed. By | light to trudge along two miles of Cash 7 Mad Play. ee b. > lonely country road leading te her Thoush she may holler, “Stick "em EPISODE NO 2. LET'S PICK A ( LL BE | THAT PHRASE, home. 7 pr”’ Dernier Sou BIP DB THAT cc THe “ a Two Men Under Arrest. And treat me like a mangy pup, | Parlays | NOBOCBY KASOUWS - ie AE A a A : . ~ PEOPLE S At the same time\the authorities I will not put ‘em in the air Bankrupt. TH “ | LOT OF FIAJE | PLEASURE some! w CHOICE ee a | have under arrest—one in jail at . pees EPISODE NO 3. ) EAN THEY ¥ : > 4 Keytesvilles, the seat of Charitan a Rage Se s ] : MEN IAS THIS / “TO NOTE WORKED OVER. — a Uniess | know she thas bobbed : CAAS e SAY —— » County, and the other in jall at pate ope : ) “TOWAS - 1 FOR ONE ; Lhe ea mc. BUT tT / a 4 Fulton, the seat of Callaway Cour- HOPE OASE CF OUR ss ae DoE SN’T MEAAI oy : = = ty—two young railroad laborers. hair. Hopeless ‘ AASTHING AGAINST | Despair. LEAS ‘h : | ents i 3 s “eR ngs ) INSG _ who were known to have been seen | Twould peeve me if some rough- EPISODE NO 4. | OF THEM RUNS A CHizeus — y ; : » afternoon. They were disc , biceps. aa oo + “then ib ee ee — ; ———y — Cas, ee ; == . ' 7 : Coroner Tatum of ik Mae 66 the san@bex cays) ts easier to steal a payroll than L- | | — 5 —S 1 ss: SFP. | ? ae «CCeurty concluded the inquest late id mi in Sanadpbo ; + j { Si€ai ay Mi tnan i : , : La - 4 3 - =— E : 4 7 , that when Massachusetts goes- on one. | 2 i 4 Sedat nd Pref, «4 pcan | a SS I i ql 4 st the hands of person or persons AZY KAT—Bvy H a > unknown.” The body was then KRAZY y HERRIMAN : BRINGING UP FATHER— By GEO. MCMANUS GRRE Suries in Washington Cemetery. SAY. DID You SSE A cre WE WAL|ED Theatr Le 3 Body Found in Brush Pile. WItW Ae AROUND Gor Alt BLACK - 'M COMIN’ IN TOWN } | IT WILL BEA HELLO: OINTY- ‘Tee «87's ather. leg two miles north a. “HEN HE FOLLOWED TODAY- DINTY -TLL | GREAT RELIEF To bpp OP 1 WON"T BELIN | ef Glasgow, just within Charitan > . Dip RiGHTt ON) BEHIAID | See wc, 073 | GIT IMS THE. CciTyY 4 2 AS TO sez you - 3 feanty. and the bedy was con-. BUT KE IS A? ~ es, OU IN ABOO | | FOR A Day- | 3 ae TODAY: . Pe ctaled on the adjacent farm of Leo ee nalite . a . Wells. who found it. It was on this : g farm. at a point about 40 feet from the well-traveled main road be- >, >. - = . —Beau Broadway. There's no such anima! V4 Mi /ifipr . tween Glasgow and Salisbury. that | 5 Wells discovered the body, partly | & _ concealed tn a pile of brush. and i i™ 7 e ; = ae - : | | Was here the Coroner, the jury. _ — : | 3 : ; | Prosecuting Attorney and : 3 a. | _ Viewed the body. ‘3 | _ The body was nude and lay at the f : Fae SIT PP | | = i . ip ) © bottom of the brush heap. | GOLA ~ 1 WAS Aim) Pook CIC ATTN HET —— : == i oS TOY. oj" iz . the neck was tied a strip AND | DIA FNow Ir) | AND WHEN) HE TOLD ME | aL ES ae oo adie , Sil's belt. On top lay the BECAUSE HE ) flee wa \ WS WAS HIM | CALLED : : . ? AGr So ie, AS , fs MUTT AND JEFF—MONTE CARLO’S CLIMATE DEVELOPS JEFF’S SENSE. OF HUMOR—By BUD FISHER = § a ee ee ee ee el